Yes, certainly.
The whole emphasis is on being less dependent on imports. Seventy-two per cent of vegetables are imported in this country. I think it's 89% of fruits and vegetables. Anytime we have an opportunity to provide hydroponics, greenhouses or something else, or increase capacity for an existing business, and then have the storage capabilities as well, whether it's freezers or cold storage...I think that's the whole emphasis. I think that all projects are on the table, and I certainly hope that communities that have some opportunities will put forth some very interesting projects.
Going back to your colleague, I'll say that creating those food hubs is extremely important and that we do as much as we can here at home. A good example of that is Lufa Farms. They grow 90% to 95% of the product. They put together 42,000 baskets a week in Montreal. They sell at a rate lower than Costco and Walmart. The other 5% to 10% comes from the farm gate. The protein, bread or what have you comes from the farm gate. Farmers are taking advantage of that as well. These types of companies are starting to expand. If we can help them expand faster, then that's what government should be doing.