International Trade committee  Certainly. As technology changes and as energy sources change.... I'm going to use coal as an example. In Alberta, they replaced the coal generation with natural gas. It was quickly done. That was a displacement of workers. So it's about keeping up with, as those technologies c

International Trade committee  Thank you for the question. I'm going to pass it over to my colleague, Mr. Galbraith.

International Trade committee  Certainly. You did mention the earlier question for Mr. Mell on whether you have the workforce to be able to mine the cobalt. For Tim McMillan at CAPP, they're still going to need oil and gas workers. They're not shutting the taps off right now. We need to make sure there's that

International Trade committee  Thank you for the question, Mr. Blaikie. Certainly that is what needs to be first and foremost, namely, looking at a just transition. As technology changes and as we look at different sources of generation and decarbonizing, we need to make sure that workers aren't left behind.

International Trade committee  Certainly. As I mentioned with regard to our electricians and construction maintenance, electricity and technology has changed over time. We've made investments in our training centres right across this country. As Trent mentioned, there are electricians. Our members work in t

International Trade committee  Sure, Mr. Hoback. Thank you for the question. The Boundary Dam 3, as you mentioned, is the first of its kind of commercial size. Certainly there were some hiccups along the way. When you do the first of anything, you're going to expect that. Many of us experienced that on our fi

International Trade committee  Thank you, Chair, and you'll notice—we didn't plan this on purpose—that our presentation will dovetail nicely with Trent's, from Cobalt. Good afternoon, committee members, fellow witnesses and guests. I would like to thank you for allowing us to present here today to the members

Transport committee  Yes. Certainly, that is the case. We've had meetings with the minister's staff. I've had several myself. I did relay the information as well to meetings at the PMO in trying to push it up the chain. We did have some discussions on it, but again, we're still here discussing it to

Transport committee  Yes, we've heard from witnesses and from members of the committee that any reduction in services is not just for airlines; it's food security and it's cargo materials getting to these smaller airports. We certainly want to see a moratorium on those, as well as any layoffs. I beli

Transport committee  Mr. Chair, I will defer to my colleague Mr. Cameron.

Transport committee  We've had meetings with staff and a parliamentary secretary of the previous minister but not the current minister. We have reached out to the new minister's office to re-engage.

Transport committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Good afternoon, committee members, fellow witnesses and guests. I would like to thank you for allowing us to present today to members of the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities for your study on the impact of COVID-19 on the avi

Government Operations committee  That's certainly one of them. We're advocating—

Government Operations committee  Unfortunately—

Government Operations committee  Electricity, yes; steam and water at low temperatures, unfortunately not....