On capacity building you mentioned energy development, and I didn't touch on that. I'd say there's a capacity constraint across the board, whether in manufacturing or energy or other sectors of the economy, whereby the investment just isn't coming in to expand production. You're not talking about $100 here and there; you're talking about multiple billions of dollars in investment that isn't coming, whether it is direct investment in the natural resource extraction side of things or in the upscale or downstream value-added aspects of it.
The longer you go without investment, the less competitive you become, and this has longer-term, cascading effects on the economy and our overall innovation and competitiveness, which is something that I think we all care a great deal about.
You mentioned, though, the pipeline specifically. Don't ever assume, just because something is built in Canada, that we're going to use Canadian steel and pipe.