In your opening remarks, you mentioned that one of your four pillars was innovation. Recently, we had an announcement from the Liberal government that they're going to close seven agriculture research centres across Canada that have been world-leading in some of the innovations they've brought forward, such as zero till, for example. Also, I believe that up to 60% or 80% of the seed varieties we use in western Canada are developed at these research centres, yet the centres are being closed.
Can you comment on that? You mentioned innovation. Do you think the closing of these stations will have a negative or positive impact on Canadian agriculture?