We work very closely with Recyc-Québec. We're very aligned with and support all of the provincial-based circular economy activities that it's showing and leading there. It's an impressive record. I can't speak for all Canadians, but any public opinion polls that we take, Canadians feel we need to do more. They have absolutely stated that they know industry has a role to play, including those that are brand holders and sellers, but other producers and manufacturers as well.
We have many good examples that we could leverage from the Quebec situation. Leadership is being shown right across the country. There are provincial governments that are transitioning to full producer responsibility where it used to be cost-shared. There are new provinces that are coming online, namely, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Alberta, and an expansion in B.C. Right now, there's a lot of activity as it relates to producer responsibility.
I want to call out the leadership of the municipal sectors. Using their bylaws, some of them have banned the use and purchase of certain products and materials. They have made their suppliers and vendors more responsible through their procurement requirements. They are using their power of buying collectively and individually. Of course, their leadership is through their bylaws. Municipalities have been a tremendous convenor in terms of coalescing and educating their residents as well. There's tremendous leadership, and, really, Quebec is at the helm of that.