I'm delighted that you asked that question. I think it's a great moment to celebrate Canada. In fact, if you look at foreign direct investment in the world, the United States was first in 2023, Brazil was second and Canada was third. If you put that on a per capita basis, we have been the champion in the world.
Just to correct the record for those watching at home, if you include goods and services, Canada is the largest trading partner of the United States. It's more than a trillion dollars. We are the largest market for 35 states in the United States. We buy more from and we exchange more with the United States than any country in the world, so I think we should celebrate.
The other thing you should be happy to see is that we have seen some of the most historic investments. Think about, for example, Dow Chemical. Dow Chemical has made the largest investment in 125 years of history, or thereabouts, in Fort Saskatchewan in Alberta. If you look at BHP Jansen in Saskatchewan, which was phase one, it was the largest project in BHP's history. Phase two was the second-largest project. That's $21.1 billion that has been invested in Saskatchewan.
Just to finish, Mr. Williams, my point is that I think investors are voting with their feet. Take the fact that you had Honda recently with the largest investment in their history. There must be something good in Canada, sir, because otherwise these people would not put all their money here. I know it's about workers. I know it's about the ecosystem. I know it's about renewable energy, because we're winning.