Not to go way back down memory lane, but when I was doing my MBA, we did a foreign trip. We went to Vietnam and toured some of the textile facilities there. There were—excuse the analogy—football-field lengths of people lined up at sewing machines. They had the whole supply chain right there, to the point where individuals were tagging the garments. I have some grey hair on my head, so I don't want to say when this was, but it was a long time ago.
You referred to the repatriation of some of those jobs in a previous answer. Can you connect the dots among what's happening overseas—like in that example of the textile industry being shipped to other jurisdictions—the automation taking place and some of the capital investment we can see here in the country for buy Canadian?