Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Minister, you stated that Canada's approach to the “made in America” executive order is to educate all aspects of the political and industry sectors in the U.S. on Canada's integrated approach to make sure they're aware of any unintended consequences. Speaking candidly, President Biden is not new to this, and it could be viewed as naive for us to think that President Biden and our U.S. neighbours haven't made themselves aware of all of the consequences and have decided this course of action anyway.
Canada's current approach hasn't been working. The U.S. has cancelled Keystone XL. We've lost auto jobs. We are not making progress on softwood lumber. The steel and aluminum tariffs that were imposed saw a great loss of steel and U.S. manufacturing jobs, which went to the U.S.
What is Canada's plan B? Minister, how are you changing your approach to ensure that Canada achieves a different result?