When you look at Canada's competitiveness overall, we need to look at other countries and how countries that have better competitiveness markers deal with their unions and their businesses and how they operate.
As Mr. Kingston mentioned, there's always a path. Whether it's rerouting certain goods through the U.S., workflows will find a way. When it comes to labour, we want to make sure we are there for Canadian businesses, because they essentially are providing opportunities for people to feed their families. We want to make sure that, especially here in Alberta and across the country, we have a business-friendly environment that allows for good-paying jobs across the country and across Alberta, specifically. As a province, we always want to make sure that we're pro-business and pro-worker, because that will take us a long way toward finding a good quality of life in this country.