Thank you for the question.
Absolutely I agree that a strong regulatory framework and a Canada that is relatively free of corruption are absolutely necessary for strong foreign direct investment.
We do get concerned when we see record sell-offs on the TSX. Even our own pension plans are invested largely in other jurisdictions. We need Canada to be attracting foreign direct investment, not just with public incentives but also because there's certainty in our business environment and investment is relatively safe.
We also need to see that growth in industry outside of real estate. Absolutely, housing is very necessary, but we have seen a lot of investment in Canada, and specifically in the Lower Mainland in British Columbia, centred on the real estate industry. We would like to see a lot of job creation.