Transport committee  Honestly, I'm probably not necessarily the best person to answer that question, but definitely the government stepped up and was key in providing funding to a lot of these airports. I think some of my comments with regard to funding really just stem from the fact that low traffic

Transport committee  Just after a major event I think the government should always undertake an assessment of the lessons learned to better understand what it did well and what it could do better next time. I would challenge that. I'd quickly say to identify what the outliers in regulations that may

Transport committee  Yes, and I'll echo the comments of Ms. Pasher and add again the aspect of just reviewing the legacy pandemic regulations and taking a look at what's needed and what's not needed. We see that the minister has sat down with a few individuals, including some from CATSA. I think tho

Transport committee  I think you mentioned the ArriveCAN app. I'll take the opportunity to provide a quick response on that. I said in my previous comments that we should be doing anything to help facilitate travel. In terms of the ArriveCAN app, it's important that the government work to promote th

Transport committee  Thank you very much. The bottlenecks we're seeing are hurting the Canadian economy and they're hurting our international reputation. I think that a review of pandemic regulations to remove those that are not needed is one step that could be immediately done. If we're looking a l

Transport committee  We would be happy to have that conversation.

Transport committee  When looking to the future, we see that airports are economic generators. How do we get people travelling faster? It's figuring out how we put Canada one step ahead of the competition. It's looking at ways in which Canada can be innovative and attract people to the country. It's

Transport committee  Do you want me to go first?

Transport committee  I think we realize that there's a fair bit of regulation. Right now, we need to take the opportunity to really take a step back and review what regulations we have in place and how we can be more competitive.

Transport committee  Chair and honourable members, it's a pleasure to be appearing at this committee for the first time. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce welcomes the opportunity to provide comment on the committee's study on ways to reduce red tape and costs in Canadian airports to make travel mor

Agriculture committee  I'm sorry. I'm not an expert on beef on the interprovincial side. I apologize. I would say, again, making sure that there's the ability to have that alignment within Canada is a massive aspect to success there.

Agriculture committee  I'll turn it over to my colleague Jarred to answer that question.

Agriculture committee  Yes. In terms of investing in transportation infrastructure specifically, I think it can still be something that is environmentally friendly. I think it's something that definitely needs to be looked at. Again, it's about making sure that we actually have the capacity to move c

Agriculture committee  I think it's definitely important, but it can't necessarily be the one and only thing we look at. I think it's also important that we do look at some of those others in a holistic approach.

Agriculture committee  Yes, we did.