Thank you.
I have a question for Dr. Drouin.
It's changing the way we think. The more dense the population in the urban area, the more realistic the use of public transit is--the actual providing of the cost. Our past is big lots and spreading out instead of densification. It's a change of mindset.
It was the way I grew up, on acreage and enjoying a large-sized lot, but the community I live in is becoming much more dense and therefore public transit is usable.
We've made announcements on $1.4 billion for providing capital costs for public transit. We have, of course, the tax benefit to encourage people to use public transit. We've announced $1.5 billion for the provinces, to work with the provinces. We've announced our clean energy, renewable fuels, and so on. Are we on the right track there with the goal to clean up the air we breathe and to encourage people to use public transit, cleaner fuels? Are we on the right track in that respect?