There are lots of choices. What would I pick? There's a range of things. I think we ought to have an emergency communications network. If you look at what happened in New Orleans, communications right now is a disaster for those people. We don't have one in Canada. We could use a satellite-based communications network.
We should have maritime surveillance. We should know what's happening off our coasts in terms of pollution, in terms of drug interdiction or illegal fishing. We should be able to monitor that and have the capacity to do that. Satellites could keep an eye on natural disasters, on flooding, on forest fires, on pine beetle infestations. We should be helping our agriculture become more efficient.
So there's a range of things. If we want better relationships with the U.S., clearly some programs that support joint cooperation or exploration might be useful. And certainly from a government perspective, they ought to be thinking seriously about their reputation in terms of the environment. They may not agree with the specifics of the Kyoto accord, but I think they need to send a signal to the world that Canada does care about global environmental climate change.
We can do something. We can build satellites that monitor that. We've in fact built a satellite that looks at greenhouse gases and ozone depletion. Why don't we invest in that? It's a great thing for Canada, it's a great thing for the world, and it builds great-paying jobs and export success.