I haven't even asked my question yet, Mr. Campbell.
I mentioned this earlier, when Minister Guilbeault was here: The Excelsior fire had the wind blowing the other way. It would have come right down the Maligne Valley, and you would have had this problem 10 years earlier. The pine beetle infestation is leaving virtually every pine tree in Jasper National Park as standing as dead, dry firewood. It burns fiery hot. To say that you've never seen or couldn't expect a fire of this magnitude.... When somebody says that, I call BS. That's simply not true. You ought to know. Everybody knows. The people who live there know. People who live in the woods know. People who start campfires know that a dry, standing dead tree is exactly what you go and look for.
If people say that we've never seen trees blown down in a national park before, it is simply not true. I've ridden my horse through the Boundary Trail in Jasper National Park—