Thank you, Mr. Chair. That was generous of you.
I have a macroeconomic question. When we look at climate change.... One of your slides showed the changing area that would be more favourable for different pests as climate change takes hold, going into northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories. Do we have similar maps of how crop production could change in Canada? In the west, we have always been the wheat breadbasket of the world. With the changing growing seasons, there could be an economic change in the types of crops we grow. I know that in Asia a lot of wheat has come off the international market because of the rain that's now happening in parts of Asia, which didn't use to happen.
Do we have a larger risk analysis on the economics of climate change in terms of the crops that are produced in Canada, or is there an opportunity there?