I would like to jump in on that.
One of the recommendations we made through the Green Budget Coalition is that in the next budget, and in all budgets, we do a cost comparison. What are the costs of inaction? For example, the health-related costs of burning fossil fuels in Canada are $50 billion. There was a report that just came out earlier this week about weather-related costs. They would quickly add up. That analysis should be done, and could be included in the budget.
On the first part of your question, TMX is a very significant subsidy. Unfortunately, it's one of many. There are many subsidies for us to eliminate as part of our commitments to the G20 and G7. We've made almost no progress on that. Our peer review with Argentina is stalled. We've seen very little progress from either the ECCC or Finance Canada.
A report that came out last week from the Canada Energy Regulator, the energy future report, shows that even with less ambitious policies than the government has already committed to, there is no need for either TMX or KXL. That really goes to show that these choices are not the right choices for Canada's economy and Canadians across the country.