That's helpful. Thank you.
I think we all know, of course, that economies are built on infrastructure and investment, etc., but fundamentally they're built by people. One of the things I am very pleased about in the spring economic update, both for the people in my riding and for people across the country, is the very significant investment in the recruitment, hiring, training and retention of new skilled trades workers. In order to build all the things we want to build, we're going to need people to do the building. We know that one of the best protections against economic volatility is a skilled, trained and educated workforce that can help to build the economy.
I'm wondering if you might have—
