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VAdm Greg Maddison: If I could just give you an example, which is quite frankly the extent throughout our fleets on both coasts, the ship Halifax is just completing a five-month deployment where she crossed the Atlantic and went over to Senegal, down to South Africa, across to South America, and up along the South American eastern seaboard, conducting operations throughout that deployment.

In terms of generating social value, which is an area that the open data barometer project suggests Canada is relatively weak in, I think what we need to see really is an investment in the development of an infrastructure that brings together organized civil society, local communities, researchers, and other domain experts, with open data, to both source data sets from public bodies to advise on their collection of data that is useful for them to be using, and to develop methods of data analysis and create tools and resources that can engage and critically inform common concerns.

The member for Etobicoke—Lakeshore said in 2006, at the same time the Conservatives misleadingly excerpted text from his statement, that: “Between a terrorist militia and a democratic state, Canada must always side with Israel””.

The 14 Vancouver Island Douglas Treaties of the 1850s involved purchases of tracts from Coast Salish groups(1) totalling fewer than 400 square miles,(2) and did not serve as a precedent for further treaty-making on either the Island or the mainland (3) The only other treaty activity involving land cessions in British Columbia occurred between 1900 and 1914, when four First Nations groups in the northeastern portion of the province adhered to Treaty 8 (4)