Let's move on to the last point. Canada's gold reserves have all been sold. I come from a mining region, specifically a gold-producing region. In 1965, Canada had 1,023 tonnes of gold on its reserves. Starting in 1985, Canada began to reduce its reserves, and the last ounce was sold in 2016.
Today, if we still had the gold, if we still had 1,023 tonnes of gold, it would be worth $235 billion. That would obviously have an impact on our debt.
Are you going to start stockpiling gold again to give us reserves that have clearly been very effective in stabilizing the Canadian economy?