Mr. Dunsky, I think the national electricity strategy, which has just been launched, contains a lot of recommendations from the Canadian Electricity Advisory Council that you chaired. It recognizes that Canada's electricity systems are fragmented and that better east, west and north connections are needed to reduce infrastructure duplication and electricity losses.
How do you think the federal government should support interties?
We know that planning often falls under provincial jurisdiction. We need to build a truly national electricity grid.
How do you think we could address that?