Quickly, the intertie question comes down to a Canadian grid that is truly 10 separate grids. That's not even counting the territories.
We need to have both a provincial and a federal conversation when we're looking at interties. Having inter-regional planning and clarity around a federal government role to help balance benefits among jurisdictions with fundamentally different energy systems will be a really big key. We seem to have more momentum in this moment than we've ever had in terms of an intertie conversation. I think it would be a shame if we missed the opportunity in the next few years to move this tangibly forward, because, as you say, it unlocks a huge amount of opportunity for Canada.
