I thank Mr. Matthews for allowing me this question.
Peter asked about this before, and I know, Mr. Murray, that you and Mr. Bevan are very much aware of the situation in Canso. You've seen this movie before, and the ending doesn't look any better than it has in past years.
A remote coastal community is really going to live or die at the whim of the processor that holds the quotas that are attached to that facility. There's desperation in the community. They're at wits' end.
What clubs does the minister have in his bag to help out the situation? What is the spectrum of response that could be within the realm of power for the minister to help that community?