Of course.
I've met with Ms. Lagarde for years now; she comes to see me with one of my fellow citizens, and I direct them to the representatives of the various orders of government so they can contact and meet with them.
I don't think I've ever denied that climate change is the challenge of the future. Many scientists have conducted many studies on the subject, and I will always fight for us to do more for the residents, communities, wildlife reserves and all the islands in the St. Lawrence Seaway. We must reforest them because, with global warming, temperatures will rise many degrees and many species of trees will perish. Some of our islands will ultimately have only aquatic plants and hay. However, we know that those islands harbour many bird species and that they are islands where fish, northern map turtles and sand martins, in particular, reproduce.
Consequently, long-term investments must be made in this part of the seaway to ensure the survival of our ecosystems and all the species living in them.