You mentioned that we have to look at sectors where we have some advantage. If we consider that we have an advantage in the steel sector and aluminum sector.... I'm just taking them as an example. I'm not very sure that we have the advantage there, but assuming we have an advantage in the steel and aluminum sectors, if we look at the last 15 to 20 years, hardly any new capacity has been added in these industries. All the companies in Canada are foreign-owned. They've become the branch offices of big multinational companies, and 90% of their exports go to the United States. We have free trade agreements with Europe and the Asia-Pacific region; we have free trade agreements all across the world. However, no exports are being sent from Canada—again, taking the examples of steel and aluminum—because foreign ownership hinders development of certain sectors in Canada.
What are your thoughts on that?