You said earlier that you got the go‑ahead to start the project from a previous government, but that it wasn't finished. Why wasn't it finished?
Since our government came to power in 2015, you have received funding, and that funding has increased. You could have finished the bridge and had the luxury of saying you had road access, but you chose to spend the money elsewhere.
You can't say that the current government hasn't helped you. On the contrary, the current government has invested more money. Montreal's Champlain Bridge is an excellent example. Under the previous government, the project never left the study phase. Two years after the Liberal government came to power in 2015, the bridge was already being built, and now the old bridge is being dismantled.
Therefore, I would say that our government has done more for infrastructure than the previous government. You rightly highlighted something important: infrastructure needs are huge. Why do you think that is? Not much was done in the decade before our government came to power. During our time in office, we have been making significant investments in infrastructure, and the official opposition has criticized us for that spending.
What are you going to say in 10 years' time? Which party didn't do its job?