I don't see any reason these folks can't be absorbed.

There's a national imperative to rebuild that infrastructure, ... We've got half-a-dozen critical industries down there - shipping, refining, agriculture, aquaculture - that serve the entire country. But where and how to rebuild the rest of the city, those are politically charged questions that can only be answered down the road.

There's a national imperative to rebuild that infrastructure, ... We've got half-a-dozen critical industries down there -- shipping, refining, agriculture, aquaculture -- that serve the entire country. But where and how to rebuild the rest of the city, those are politically charged questions that can only be answered down the road.

Things weren't outstanding, but it looks like we had a pretty good year. Many merchants were promoting heavily with after Christmas sales and hoping when close on calendar.

I think this is definitely the end of the road for Delta. They're for sure in Chapter 11.

There is no reason, and certainly no evidence, to contradict Mr. Emerson's own claim that accepting Mr. Harper's offer seemed, at least to him, a way to better serve his city, province and country.