Now that we've come through this scenario—well, not quite yet, but hopefully we're approaching a recovery—this would be a time to take stock of our infrastructure weaknesses, identify some of those choke points and identify areas in the supply chain that are potentially weakened. Now that we've gone through these instances, we can look at it and determine where we need that investment to be directed.
We've had great initiatives in the past, like the trade corridors, where the problems have been flagged, but what has happened is that we haven't seen the follow-through. There have been funds announced, but then getting shovels in the ground and building this additional infrastructure gets delayed, takes too long or doesn't happen.
I would just urge that now is the time to really think this through, particularly as the government is looking to stimulate the economy, as we saw in the fall economic statement. This is the type of stimulus that has economic benefits. It can be done relatively quickly, and it will serve the country going forward for decades.