In what we refer to as the base area network, which is essentially Bell services, what Bell actually provides — they have provided and built their own infrastructure there — is all of the bandwidth requirements for the public sector that uses SuperNet.

waters, the seabed and subsoil on the seaward side of the baseline from which the extent of territorial waters is measured extending to the outmost reach of the area where a Member State has and/or exercises jurisdictional rights, in accordance with the Unclos, with the exception of waters adjacent to the countries and territories mentioned in Annex II to the Treaty and the French Overseas Departments and Collectivities; and

I won't speak to each of them, but the digital divide refers not just to Internet access but to many other things like skills, affordability, and bandwidth as well (0925) Canadians thought, through the consultation, that the policies needed to advocate both pro-poor and pro-market approaches; that the policies should be grounded in real community-level experiences; that the Canadian bilateral programs needed to reflect the priority of the issue; that women's role in ICT4D programming would seem to be very important; that the connections between developing world regions in Canada and in the developing world are seen as necessary, as is the relationship of Canadian small businesses to developing world opportunities; and that, ...[+++] as Peter Harder was indicating, Canada's experience as a big country with a dispersed population has considerable relevance to many of the developing world, especially Africa.

Mr. Ted McWhinney (Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, Lib.): a) The Canadian Coast Guard has three hovercraft. b) Two are based at Sea Island near Vancouver and one in Montreal. c) The Sea Island hovercraft are the SRN6 type which are 48.4 feet long by 25.4 feet wide.

Due to the way their base periods are calculated under this agreement, either border crossing measure will basically lock our existing sawmills into a status quo situation of serious capacity underutilization, especially relative to our peak performance in 2000, before the latest trade action commenced.

How can there be an economic base when a reserve is only three-quarters of a mile wide?