I'll speak to your last point.
Coming from Alberta, I can certainly understand that. There's a large agricultural part to my riding, but there are also parts that rely completely on tourism. Both parts of the riding, both industries, really struggle with the competition we face from the oil and gas sector, which takes the young labour. It's pretty hard to compete with what they can offer in terms of wages, for sure, so I can completely understand that.
You're absolutely right: the future in agriculture, especially for family-run businesses, is in being innovative. I really appreciate your comments there. That really speaks to where the future is for the family farm and for agriculture in general.
We talk about government regulations. Is there anything you encounter there, in terms of problems, red tape, or government regulation, that would put you at a competitive disadvantage to similar businesses in, let's say, the United States or even across other provincial boundaries within Canada?