Canada is in a very enviable position, as you know, when it comes to its overall fiscal position. That stands out on a world basis.
It's also very good to have the capacity, as we do, for the federal government to make some big capital investments. When I say capital investments, I mean investments in actual infrastructure—things that help us trade, for example, such as ports and airports and other national infrastructure—that are appropriate for the federal government to do.
All of those things are very helpful. It's nice that we are getting recognition for our relatively good fiscal framework. The thing that we need to watch for, going back to a comment that I made earlier, is that the investments really do have to pay off, but not necessarily in a financial sense; they have to make sense for the country. A lot of us would agree that the defence spending is necessary, and the infrastructure that will allow us to trade more with trading partners that we currently would like to do more business with.... All of that is good.
In general, when the federal government invests in—