I think nuclear power is a big part of the solution. Although as a federal minister I should underline that these will be provincially led decisions. These will be provinces making their own decisions about what's best for their jurisdictions, and we respect that.
We saw, with increased nuclear capacity coming online, a reduction of 15 megatonnes because nuclear is baseline, so it's on 24 hours a day, whereas in many parts of the country coal is used to provide power at peak times. So I think nuclear power is a big one, but that decision will be made by the provinces.
My premier in Ontario wants to expand nuclear power, and frankly, I support him in that. It's a good idea, but we're not going to impose our views on others. Obviously we have a federal crown corporation that is in the nuclear build business, but I think each province should decide what's best for them. That's how France has been successful at its greenhouse gas numbers.
While there is the problem of nuclear waste, at least it's contained, rather than spewing smog and harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.