I think I alluded to the distinction between domestic energy policy and international export as a problem long recognized by many analysts. I'm a generalist, so take what I say with that in mind. We just don't have enough interties between provinces. There's work being done to remedy this, but we have serious deficiencies in how we use the resources that we currently have in the country to get energy where it's needed.
I come from B.C., which, like Manitoba, is a major producer of hydroelectric power. It's a mystery to me that we don't get to sell enough of it to the rest of Canada but instead sell it to the United States. I see small modular reactors as a problem with the same opportunity. Ultimately, the security and the stability of that supply for Canadians is important for things like affordability, but when it comes to exports—