Thank you very much, Mr. Bains.
Mr. Adams, in my previous professional life, I had the opportunity to visit several auto manufacturers, both in the U.S. and in Canada. Over the summer, my colleagues and I visited plants in Canada as a part of our efforts to better understand the evolving needs of the industry.
In one of the discussions with the leadership of a Canadian auto manufacturing company, I learned that their dealership in South America recently shifted purchasing from a United States plant to an Ontario facility, largely due to the impact of the tariffs and the counter-tariffs.
Would you say this reflects a broader opportunity for Canadian auto workers and manufacturers where changing global trade dynamics could strengthen Canada's position as a competitive and reliable production hub?