Okay, thank you.
Unfortunately, the Liberal government eliminated the public transit tax credit. I think it does one thing on one side and the opposite on the other, as happens too often.
We have just collectively become the owners of a pipeline, which is a big surprise for many people. We don't know how much it will cost us. This acquisition cost $4.5 billion, and its expansion will likely cost $7.4 billion. This pipeline will transport raw bitumen, which is extremely difficult to recover in the event of a spill because it sinks. We will triple the production of fossil fuel energy, which means putting three million more cars on the road.
By making such decisions, which go completely in the opposite direction from the goals set, how is it possible that Canada will achieve its objectives, which it is already at risk of not achieving?