Thank you for that answer.
With regard to binational integration of supply chains, frankly, this is something that, in travelling to Washington on many occasions throughout the past few years we've been advocating for on behalf of our country, and in working with the U.S.
For example, Niagara, which is the area I represent, has worked diligently throughout the past many years and continues to work in a binational fashion with our U.S. partners to move trade as well as people. A perfect example of that is the Great Lakes and the $22.5-million investment that the federal government made into the City of Port Colborne to do just that. In this case, it's to move people. Also, the residual benefit is the trade, which would be using the same docks that the $22.5 million will be invested in.
The President came to Ottawa a few weeks ago and made the comment that it's a priority, with respect to the binational integration of supply chains.
What investments are being made? Can you speak about what accounts or programs are available and can be leveraged as funding for other partners to be involved to ensure that those capital investments are made in the best interests of the binational integration of supply chains?