I don't know about dogs and rabies, but from our point of view, I think where you're mistaken is that the energy industry is not willing to pay. If you look at Keystone, we had paid. We were ready to launch, and that was not government coming in alone.
Right now no one wants to invest. Why would we invest if there are no policies that are actually going to help us get to tidewater? Why are we going to invest if we're not creating new jobs for us? There has to be a reason we're investing. That's why we're saying we need to rectify some of the policies and the regulations right now that are handcuffing our industry from getting to market.
It's not just our industry. Look at Nutrien. Nutrien just announced that it's building a major export facility in the United States but not in Canada. If that's not a cautionary tale of how poorer and less competitive Canadian policies are making us in every industry we have, then it is your first signal that there's an issue with policy right now and that there is no investment coming into this country, especially when Canadian companies are going to the States because it's more economical and the policies work well in every industry.