Yes, Unifor is big on national sovereignty. We talk a lot about auto, but when we talk about the other sectors we represent, our vision is for Canadians, by Canadians and operated by Canadians.
I think some of the examples we've heard recently from colleagues are concerning. We ought to turn our minds to what we want as a country. We believe that with the proper criteria set in place, this industry can be developed and can thrive because we are able, as Canadians, to do so. Our examples of the day concern the end-user component, but overall we cherish the thought and vision of expanding AI. We want to do so, but we want to make sure there is the right strings attached, going forward, so that it benefits Canadians and has the proper goal—a higher goal than simply capitalization. That is one of the key components for our unions.
