Thank you for that.
In my region in northern Ontario, we've seen a number of mill closures because of the unfair impacts of softwood lumber. We can compete—we have the resources—but some of our mills have just not been able to continue.
When I was recently in Berlin, we met with housing authority experts, and they weren't really aware that Canada had mass timber products to sell. They were thinking that they could only get this from the Scandinavians, so I guess my question for NRCan is this: Do we need to be doing a better job to say that we can compete and that we can sell into these other markets? It certainly would be an incentive for our mills that have shut down because of the impacts of the unfair softwood lumber deal to actually be able to provide alternate opportunities for investment.