You make a statement that is in some respects counterintuitive, which is that these forms of investment are in fact good for the Canadian economy. When Canadians are listening to that, they're thinking: how could that possibly be? All they're doing is getting a tax break and reducing their tax.
And yet even in my own riding, for goodness' sake, I can see that these kinds of investments are good for the Canadian economy. Who does all those back office jobs for these foreign acquisitions but people from Scarborough?
I understand it intuitively, but can you explain it and amplify it further so that Canadians start to understand that what's at risk is actually Canadian jobs?