You referenced the issue of dredging and the environment. One of the parts I find frustrating in my province is that the provincial government will not allow sand to be moved onto the beach next to a harbour. It could be moved at no cost, but it's okay if it moves 100 feet into the channel at the harbour and then the Government of Canada spends $300,000 to move it.
Could we do a better job of coordinating with provincial governments on a more preventive approach to this? It happens a lot. There's no cost incurred in some of these areas. We have to be protective of the environment but, close to the harbour, a contractor would come in and gladly remove it if they could get environmental approval, but when it moves literally 100 feet into the channel of the harbour, it becomes an issue of several hundred thousand dollars.