single till sheet

(Return tabled) Question No. 143 Mr. Francis Scarpaleggia: With regard to aquifers in Canada: (a) what percentage of Canada’s groundwater has been mapped by the government; (b) what percentage of Canada’s groundwater has been mapped by the provincial and territorial governments; (c) how much has the Canadian government spent, directly or indirectly, on groundwater mapping in each of the last ten years; (d) how much have each of the provinces and territories spent on groundwater in each of the last ten years; (e) is all federal groundwater mapping done by the Canadian Geological Survey, if not, to whom is third-party groundwater mappi ...[+++]ng contracted out; and (f) do provinces and territories share the data they collect on groundwater mapping with the federal government?

54. Points to their unique water resources, which can be used sustainably for natural irrigation and as a source of drinking water and energy and for spa tourism; stresses the need for upstream and downstream solidarity in the management of these resources; highlights the need in this connection, and so as to prevent any conflicts, to devise solutions, collaboratively, for the use of water resources throughout the areas concerned;

This is without prejudice to the freedom of airport managing bodies to opt for the single or dual till system or for a combined system .

the methodology used to establish charges, stating whether a single or a dual till system or a combined system has been used ;