I will say that if we're all sitting together as a group, looking at the variations in industries—at farmers, secondary manufacturing and tertiary manufacturing—I think there's a way to look at it and ask if there some way that we can support those small and medium-sized businesses to become a little bit larger, to a degree that everybody can sustain, honestly. That's important.
To me, you're going to avoid a lot of costs the closer the product is to the consumer. There's absolutely no doubt. I think we have multiple good things in Canada. This is a great country. I love this country. There are a lot of resources. We have a lot of ways of doing things. We have a lot of creativity. We have a lot of nationalities around us, which should help us to do better. We should learn from each other.
I'm a strong believer that if we focus on producing more in Canada without forcing anybody, but just by working together, then there's a way, and the consumers will benefit from it.