Yes, and thanks for the question. It is incredibly important.
As we all think about that vignette of President Trump lecturing President Zelenskyy about how he has no cards, I think every night as I go to bed about how to make sure we have the very best cards we can.
Some of our very best cards are our critical minerals, because quite frankly, Canada has what the world needs. Our critical minerals are strategic assets that are important not only to our national and economic security, but also to our allies' national and economic security, and that puts cards in our hands.
We're committed to constructive engagement with the U.S. to build a new economic and security relationship using our critical minerals. At the same time, we're taking a leadership role through the critical minerals production alliance to deepen our existing critical mineral co-operation with allies around the world to respond to deliberate market manipulation by other countries.
So far, as part of our efforts to rally all of our allies, we've announced 56 different partnerships with every one of our G7 allies, including—and I might not get the list completely right—Denmark, Norway, Finland, Japan and Australia. There are a couple of others in there.