Mr. Shepherd, thank you very much for going out there. Mr. Campbell, I don't know if you were there also.
I'm reminded of the thought of a firefighter who was present at the Lac-Mégantic tragedy. Years later, he was still reliving the scene. It's like post-traumatic shock. I imagine that's what happened to you too, after seeing a town burn down. It was a beautiful city; I know, I've been there. I want you to know that you have my full sympathy, and I thank you for being here to talk about it again.
Minister, I'd now like to talk to you about climate change and, of course, the federal government's strategy for dealing with it. In this case, Jasper was the one that burned down. What will be the next town or park to burn?
In July 2023, you said the federal government's strategy had three phases. The first was to suspend Canada's international assistance to the fossil fuel industry. The second was to end inefficient hydrocarbon subsidies. By the fall of 2024, you were to unveil your plan to phase out public funding of Canada's fossil fuel sector. Here we are, fall is here. When will we be able to see the plan that was promised in July 2023? Also, what is the third phase of the plan?