Thank you.
Continuing on that subject, the finance committee is also undertaking a study on fiscal federalism. As part of that study, they heard from Seth Klein, who wrote the book A Good War. In that book, Mr. Klein put forward the idea of climate transfer from the federal government to provinces that are being disproportionately affected by climate change. When I think of my province of British Columbia, we've had record heatwaves, untold damage from the forest fires, and flooding. The Coquihalla Highway, a major highway going into the Lower Mainland, collapsed, which required a substantial investment of capital from government. We've just seen a similar debacle on the east coast.
I'm wondering if you think government should consider a federal climate transfer to provinces, looking both to mitigate the impacts of the climate change we're already experiencing and to invest in projects and training for workers that would ensure a more sustainable, resilient economy tomorrow?