I would say on that point that the government has to reflect on its financial and fiscal position, particularly given the challenges we've just faced in the last 11 months with COVID-19, and whether it has the capacity on its own to invest in and deliver the public infrastructure that the country requires and that we are actually going to require in terms of improving long-term job prosperity, productivity and growth in our economy. I think there is a role for both, and given the situation we're in, private sector investment is going to be extremely important.
With respect to rural investment, it is absolutely critical, whether that's rural Newfoundland or rural Ontario or whether it's in Canada's north. These are areas of the country that have, in many cases, faced underinvestment in infrastructure over the last number of years, over the last decades, and addressing those deficiencies is critical moving forward.