I'll start by saying I really like poutine. I'll go for poutine whenever you suggest it.
I'll use the example of when I was in Germany, a pretty environmentally responsible country. The Germans were very clear to me that they view LNG as a transition fuel. At the same time, they said very clearly that given national security, AI and the dramatic increase in electricity required because of the AI revolution, they will need a lot more LNG, and they will need it for longer. If they need more and they need it for longer, they would like to buy it from Canada because we produce the lowest-carbon-intensity LNG in the world. My view is that, if our allies are going to use it, they want it and we can provide the best in the world, Canadians expect us to take advantage of that.