Human Resources committee  I believe there are students who lost income in a significant manner, which does make them eligible through that particular requirement of the CERB. From what I've seen around me, people who have applied have actually gotten the CERB. I don't know if it will turn out later that

Human Resources committee  Ms. Chabot, I completely agree. The telecom infrastructure in Canada is definitely an area in need of improvement. To be honest, there are developing countries that have better telecom infrastructure in terms of its availability in remote areas and the price of Internet access. T

Human Resources committee  As I was saying, most observers I've seen point to a lack of competition in the telecom sector as a driver of this situation in Canada. I believe that the technology and the capabilities are there; the companies that can do it are there but need to be attracted to invest in Canad

Human Resources committee  Definitely. This—

Human Resources committee  I don't think that is the only problem, although in remote areas that might be a problem. I think that by seeing it as a crucial infrastructure investment, the government could support rural areas. I think the problem is bigger than that. Even in urban centres, the prices are far

Human Resources committee  I think the incorporation of various digital skills and technical skills into the learning curriculum at lower learning levels will be a good step. I'm not completely on top of the extent to which this has already happened. I know that, up to a few years ago, a lot of schools wer

Human Resources committee  Thank you, Ms. Kusie. It's an honour to see you again. In terms of trends in the labour force, I think it's clear that digital skills are going to be very important going forward. Everybody knew these were was going to be important, but the COVID-19 pandemic suddenly pushed this

Human Resources committee  Hello. Thank you for inviting me here today. It is an honour to be speaking to members of Parliament and the broader Canadian public. My name is Mohammad Keyhani and I am a professor of entrepreneurship and business strategy at the Haskayne School of Business at the University o