Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: To that end, the report suggests that Statistics Canada should collect data on the supply of debt and equity financing to small and medium size enterprises, including, in particular, coverage of knowledge based industries, aboriginal enterprises and other sectors or subsectors determined from time to time to be of particular public interest.
The report suggests that aboriginal enterprises, among other things, should be reported by Statistics Canada.
The canadian federation was well informed 
Health Canada is performing an audit
The purpose of Bill C-54 is to protect private businesses in an increasingly information based economy and world.
Student debt will be looked at by government soon. 
The speaker knows the source and method of funding for the things mentioned.
One must have a purpose identified for a report.
OEMs may want to tap into the wealth of data.
the Rowell-Sirois commission noticed that poorer provinces needed help to ensure they had enough revenue
the Rowell-Sirois commission ensured that poorer provinces had enough revenue
Small business loans can help small businesses.
Financial institutions in canada always adviser consumers before giving out information on their financial history.
In the fall of 1999 the Canadian Senate addressed student loan debt.
The speaker is curious about funding for these issues.
Statistics support the success of the employment success in Canada
There will be a debate in the future about the substance of the report.
The Thomson Financial allow their survey to be analysed.
The government has a plan to establish the Canadian Foundation for Innovation.
Research infrastructure is need of upgrading in Canada 
The Canadian Foundation for Innovation will benefit students. 
Canadian steel producing organizations want reassurance by an act.
Quebeckers and Canadians showed up before the Standing Committee on Finance.
The report was published in 2004.
Statistics Canada did not exist yet in 1973.
Statistics Canada was founded in 1975.