I have a question about our ports. Canada's largest port is the port of Vancouver, the flagship port, so to speak, of our global trade. It's also an Indo-Pacific port.
Last year, the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence ranked the port of Vancouver 347th out of 348 global ports for efficiency and dead last among all major ports of its size. One of the pillars in the Indo-Pacific strategy is to expand Canada's trade in the Indo-Pacific region. How on earth are we supposed to do that if we have ports like Vancouver, which is, again, ranked 347th out of 348 global ports?