It could do a lot of things to make my life easier. If our idea is promising and seems important for our country, we'll need to go further to verify its feasibility. We'll need a project office so that potential clients can come and support our initiative, which will reassure Ms. Levis.
I know the Canadian government has invested significant amounts of money in a potential route that would go as far as Baie-Comeau. There's no railway line to get there. According to our project, there would be one in certain places. We have plans to rebuild what already exists. We're saying that we obviously need support to see the project through to completion. The five prefects from Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean can't do the work. We have to ensure there will be users and that the project is feasible. Furthermore, the communities have to agree on the project. Then we'll be able to present the government with a turnkey project and tell them that this is the best project they could have. It won't happen overnight, but we need to have a vision of what we want for our country. If, for our country, we need to diversify our markets and get our resources out of our region without going through the south, then I think our project is very attractive. However, we need support.
