One of the major concerns, which seems quite glaring to me, is the fact that Quebec has already developed its own power grid. Quebec paid to develop its power grid without any support from the federal government. So, we already have infrastructure. Furthermore, Quebec is probably the province with the most ambitious action plan. Hydro-Québec's plan is for $200 billion by 2035. To me, 2035 is right around the corner.
How will we achieve a fair strategy?
I get the impression that Ontario's needs, given the cost of nuclear power, will be much greater than what you might be able to offer in support to Quebec—which already has its own infrastructure and investment plan. So, in rolling out your strategy, will you take into account the specific needs of each province and of Quebec to ensure a fair distribution of the funds that will be allocated? At first glance, I get the impression that this strategy is being implemented to allow other provinces to catch up. That strikes me as fundamentally unfair.