To continue with infrastructure, a part of supply chains is going to be infrastructure. The government actually commissioned a report called the “Final Report of The National Supply Chain Task Force 2022” that said we need major investments in “highway and road structures and [other] networks” worth $3.3 trillion, which includes railways and ports and everything else. However, I was shocked to see that in the federal budget there is virtually no actual investment in this critical infrastructure.
Canada is a trading nation: 60% to 70% of our GDP comes from trade, so these investments are critical. What do you think about where we are on the investments we're getting to support supply chains and train infrastructure with what the government seems to be offering?