Yes, I can. Thank you very much, Yvan, for your question and your hard work.
I started with a recognition of the historic role that Prime Minister Mulroney played when it came to recognizing Ukrainian independence. His funeral is on Saturday, and I think it's important that that aspect of his work be recognized by Canadians. Ukrainians have recognized it. I don't know if Gabriel is still with us, but in the Bloc's tribute to Prime Minister Mulroney, one thing mentioned was that he was awarded the Order of Yaroslav Mudryi, Yaroslav the Wise, by Ukraine in recognition of his historic role.
Prime Minister Mulroney called me up right after the war started, and he reminded me of his role. He told me the whole story. He was with President Bush, and the president wasn't so keen on Canada coming out so strong and so early in recognizing Ukraine, but he did it anyway. I respect him for that.
Then Prime Minister Mulroney said to me that Canada had always supported Ukraine. I'll use slightly unparliamentary language, because I'm going to quote the former prime minister. He said, “You God damn well better do everything you can. Make sure you do.”
I think Mr. Chambers was maybe a staffer in Harper's government. I don't know if that's true.