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Education and training systems need to provide broad innovation skills (idea generation, problem solving, critical thinking, cross-cultural communication, etc.) that allow employees and institutions,[34] to adapt to new circumstances.

I think that if the Canadian government were to do just one thing, it should be to adopt the conditions and the funding to ensure a better relationship between the cultural sector and other sectors of society, to ensure that all sectors of our society feel concerned about the future of arts and culture, and that, together, they can help to build strong artistic and cultural communities, but above all strong Acadian communities.

We need to know our school community and what we can give young people as part of their cultural development. We also need to know the community in which the school is located very well, as well as its artistic and cultural community.

(Return tabled) Question No. 861 Mr. Massimo Pacetti: With regard to the Community Historical Recognition Program (CHRP): (a) how much money was spent informing the Canadian public about the application criteria for the portion of the program that pertains to the Italian-Canadian cultural community and how were these monies spent; and (b) were any monies spent advertising the portion of the CHRP pertaining to the Italian-Canadian cultural community through private organizations and, if so, (i) which private organizations (i.e., newspaper, radio station, community group, etc) were contracted by the government for this end, (ii) how much ...[+++]money was spent by the government to advertise with each private organization?

The amendment reads: That this House declines to give second reading to Bill C-93, an act to amend the Cultural Property Export and Import Act, the Income Tax Act and the Tax Court of Canada Act, since it fails to address the issue of the burden the tax credit system places on middle class taxpayers who are asked to pay for a potentially endless stream of donations of questionable cultural and artistic value claimed by wealthy Canadians (1340) The amendments shows a complete disregard for Canada's cultural community because it says that the work of Canadian artists is worthless, that the acquisitions of art by Canadians are worthless, an ...[+++]d that these are ``donations of questionable cultural and artistic value''.

Our community needs it, and it is up to us to make it happen, but if there are organizations that say they are social and cultural, that would make it possible for the ones who were doing it part time to focus on advocacy and other priorities — and there are a thousand and one priorities — and it would also give the arts and culture community a chance to assume some of these responsibilities and come up with its own structures.