Health committee  Mr. Chair, in terms of the quarters, the accommodations we're using currently for returnees, the Yukon Lodge facility, which I referred to before, has a capacity of approximately 280 rooms. Those are single rooms with washrooms. What we're working out right now is dependent on th

Health committee  Absolutely. In addition to working through the planning alongside the Public Health Agency and the Canada Border Services Agency, we are continuously forward-planning, contingency-planning. In addition to having a strong understanding of the resources that are available in Trento

Health committee  Mr. Chair, our military police are primarily mandated to look after the security of our Canadian Forces bases and our members and their dependants. Notwithstanding the support that we're going to be providing to CBSA and the Public Health Agency, that work will continue. It still

Health committee  It's a commercial aircraft, Mr. Chair. The first aircraft that's been contracted by Global Affairs Canada is a civilian Airbus 340.

Health committee  Mr. Chair, I think Global Affairs Canada is continuing to work through options right now. They're looking at a number of considerations. I don't think that determination has been made.

Health committee  Mr. Chair, I'll comment on the mitigation measures we are taking at Trenton to mitigate the risk to the returnees, the Canadian Armed Forces members and, subsequently, of course, our missions as well. On arrival, in support of CBSA, those individuals will receive an initial scr

Health committee  Mr. Chair, committee members, thank you for the invitation to discuss the role of the Canadian Armed Forces in the whole-of-government assisted return of Canadian citizens from China following the outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus. I am Major-General Trevor Cadieu. As the