My first question is for the automotive parts manufacturers. I worked in the automotive parts industry for many years, and the one issue they had in the mid-2000s was competition from China. That pretty much finished many of our competitors, but I guess it allowed us to remain in place, barely. Some of the issues they have now are scarcity of labour and also the price of electricity. This is in the province of Ontario. For them, this is a foundry that makes cast iron parts and stainless steel parts. They actually shut down on high-demand days to make money...or to save money. In some years it's to make money.
It seems a perverse reality in the province that CFOs and plant managers have to shut their plants down in the summertime, in the afternoons for sure, and in some cases for the day shift and most of the afternoon shift. This can't be the only plant in Ontario that's experiencing these issues. How do businesses make the case to invest in Ontario when that's the first issue you have?