Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I appreciate the time and I appreciate the witnesses and their presentations.
I would like to go back to the conversation with Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Guy for a second.
I don't think it's panic that some of us have brought up with our constituents. I do have pictures of empty grocery shelves in Regina: produce, yogourt and fruit. We can't take that out of context, because there are some issues. Just because grocery stores in other parts of the country have their shelves stocked, it doesn't mean there aren't issues in other ridings. Even if those grocery shelves are stocked, the prices are getting so high that people can't afford their groceries anyway. This puts a bit of context into what some constituents are feeling in other areas of the province.
Mr. Guy, you talked about the blockade being an issue for the supply chain. Did you contact the Liberal government in 2020 to take proactive measures back then when there were blockades backing up the port in Vancouver and shipping lanes?