Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses for being here.
Ms. Yurkovich, it's good to see you. I haven't seen you since your BC Hydro days. It's nice to see you.
I want to start with Mr. Cape.
You talked about the work that's being done in modular housing. I just want to talk a bit about that, because my friend opposite seemed quite condescending in respect of the modular homes you are building. I want to point out that Premier Ford in Ontario, Premier Moe in Saskatchewan, my friend's home province, Premier Houston, Premier Smith and Premier Lantz—these are all Conservative premiers—have put, between them, over $50 million or $60 million in recent months into building modular housing. It's a big part of the housing strategy for their regions.
In fact, there are companies like Tru-North homes, Prairie Castle, Laser homes and Grandeur homes, all of which are from Saskatchewan.
Mr. Cape, when you hear that type of misinformation or the denigration of the modular homes that are being built to create homes quickly for Canadians, what concerns does this pose for companies like yours that are doing this work, when the entire industry and the work you're doing is somehow misrepresented or is seen to be less than other types of housing?