Concerning infrastructure, I agree with what you said about ports, roads and airports, as well as about the means to improve our international trade capacity. I do not disagree with that. However, there are also smaller-scale projects that can help a community develop economically.
I will give you an example. In the new Building Canada Plan, broadband Internet is mentioned, which allows the regions to develop their high speed Internet capacity. For the moment, funding for cell towers is not mentioned in that program.
Can this type of investment in high speed Internet in the regions, which may not directly benefit the economy of large cities, contribute to economic growth? Do you consider that these are productive and profitable investments? Could that produce a good return on investments?