Yes. I would agree with Mr. Lavoie for sure. I think competitiveness vis-à-vis the U.S. is a perennial issue for Canada. Yes, we trade with them; they're our biggest trading partner, but as well, as you mentioned, they're a close competitor.
Trade agreements are just one piece in that puzzle to succeed internationally. We're looking at things like taxes, cost of doing business, access to talent, and opening markets. All these things work together, and unfortunately there's no easy solution. You have to look at all of them holistically and how you can make the most out of your local conditions to improve your competitiveness overseas.
I am not the in-house expert. I would recommend perhaps that you consult with our policy director at the chamber who looks at tax. Our recommendation has been to look at Canada in terms of our comparative competitiveness, and certainly tax—or a review of our tax system—is a part of that.