Discussion · Adjournment Proceedings
Kevin Lamoureux Liberal
“Canada already has strong space technology, and even the United States relies on us for some projects. We have the workers to grow our space industry and build our own launch capabilities. I invite the member to visit the Magellan facility in Winnipeg to see this for himself.”
“Mr. Speaker, that is a question the member might want to pose during question period. This is a follow-up to questions that are posed in question period for additional details. If the member is unable to get the answer, he can come back to me and I would be happy to see what I can do for him. However, I want to sincerely invite the member to Magellan in Winnipeg. I think he might be surprised by the degree to which we have the technology already in Canada. In fact, I would argue that there are certain space element projects that the United States comes to Canada for. It is not just the United States. We have a labour force that not only can sustain itself on space development, but can grow that industry, and part of growing that industry is looking at having the ability to launch.”
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Mr. Speaker, that is a question the member might want to pose during question period. This is a follow-up to questions that are posed in question period for additional details. If the member is unable to get the answer, he can come back to me and I would be happy to see what I can do for him. However, I want to sincerely invite the member to Magellan in Winnipeg. I think he might be surprised by the degree to which we have the technology already in Canada. In fact, I would argue that there are certain space element projects that the United States comes to Canada for. It is not just the United States. We have a labour force that not only can sustain itself on space development, but can grow that industry, and part of growing that industry is looking at having the ability to launch.