The opportunity we have is to remove the consumer carbon tax on all things for everyone. That would reduce the inflationary effects we're feeling when we fuel our vehicles up, at 17¢ a litre. That same 17¢ a litre is being paid for the truck that is bringing that vehicle to our grocery store and the fellows who are producing it. We see that in Saskatchewan as well, not with our direct fuel but with some of the other fuel sources they are using in transporting that food.
It is a challenge. As I think you can tell, I feel there is a much better way for us to work collaboratively, whether that be across party lines or across subnational jurisdictions in the nation, if that may be, to really provide the Canadian way on leading the global conversation around climate change.