I want to pause on that point for a second.
The Prime Minister was in Newfoundland and Labrador, and he met with the then Liberal premier, John Hogan. In a public press conference, he talked about two specific projects: the Bay du Nord project and the Churchill Falls project. He described them both as nation-building projects. Afterwards, on September 11, the then Liberal premier, John Hogan, was interviewed about those meetings, and he was very confident that those two projects were going to end up on the list.
If we fast-forward through a provincial election, there is now a new premier, and the projects are nowhere to be found. Newfoundland and Labrador was left out in the cold.
Wouldn't that all prove a certain political nature to who gets picked to be on this list?