No, it's not currently possible to meet the targets, because we haven't implemented the necessary changes. Building the electricity grid, for example, is going to take years, and it must be done quickly. We also need to decarbonize sectors. I would say that's essentially the problem. In recent years, we have not put any meaningful measures in place either in transformation or in the creation of a support industry. Such measures would make it possible to increase the positive impacts and economic benefits.
That said, not going in that direction is playing the same hand as South American countries when they failed to modernize at the beginning of the 20th century. They retained approaches from the previous century, from the 19th century, and their activities have faltered.
Canada is not immune to such a situation if it maintains technologies and energies that are not those of the 21st century.