That also extends to Ontario. We have a similar issue regarding the trades. What I'm trying to argue for is what's called in the German model the parity of esteem, looking at a trade as equivalent to getting a sociology degree or a law degree. I think there needs to be a little change in mentality toward truckers, drywallers, plasterers or masons. I want to end it here.
It is a good day, in that we have some certainty with regard to the NAFTA agreement. We'll all look at the details and parse them. I hope the chamber of commerce will chime into this. Wouldn't you agree that it is a good day?
P.E.I. is an export-driven economy. It's an economy that benefits from tourism. A lot of international tourists come here. We have CETA, which I understand is good for the lobster fishers here, and it's good for the overall economy of P.E.I.
I'd love to get your take on that, please.