Right. Exactly.
Two months from now, the federal government is going to enforce a carbon price across Canada, which of course will somewhat increase the cost of steel, cement, and other products manufactured in Canada. It won't increase the cost of imported steel and cement.
Would it be possible for the government in its procurement policy to either be willing to pay a bit more for Canadian products to take account of that carbon price, or to add some notional amount to bids from outside of Canada to try to create a level playing field?