That is absolutely the case. Think of drones. They will be used in both a civilian and military capacity. The military applications are different, of course, but it's the same type of aircraft equipment. The same goes for artificial intelligence and other technologies.
I do believe that Canada will probably not be able to produce all of the equipment. That is the case for submarines, for example. However, certain pieces of equipment for the communications system or the weapons system, whatever it may be, can be produced using expertise that has been established in the civilian sector, expertize that can then be used by the military. To know that, you have to be in contact with people in the industry that produces these capabilities, or tell them that, 15 years from now, Canada wants an industry in this area, because it is essential not only in terms of national economic production, but also national security.