On the infrastructure project issue, I wanted to briefly add that right now, federally and in many provinces, there are restrictive bidding requirements, often limited to firms organized by a particular set of labour unions. That is frequently the case. This largely shuts out small and medium-sized businesses, because they are the ones that, for all kinds of good reasons, are not unionized companies, and yet they're fully capable and fully taxpaying businesses. A lot of research shows those kinds of restrictive, closed tendering requirements bump up the cost of projects by as much as 40%. At a time when everybody's broke after this crisis, it would be a very sensible policy to open up tendering to all qualified businesses.
On June 5th, 2020. See this statement in context.