Thank you.
You said that, with Europe speeding up its energy transition, it wasn't a stable and secure market for Canadian LNG in the long term.
In fact, Repsol, the Spanish energy company that owns the Saint John LNG receiving and regasification terminal, announced that exporting LNG from the terminal to Europe was not a viable project. Canada, meanwhile, is expanding the Trans Mountain pipeline, costing taxpayers a whopping $30 billion.
Is Canada using the situation in Europe to justify infrastructure projects to transport fossil fuel—projects that will lead to further losses and turn out to be bad investments for Canada's economy and businesses in the long run?