Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I would like to welcome the witnesses who are with us this morning. Their testimony is extremely useful.
We saw this during the COVID‑19 pandemic, just as we saw afterwards when a ship remained stuck in the Suez Canal: Events like these caused a lot of problems in global supply chains, and we saw the impact on prices.
How can strengthened Canadian port infrastructure help ensure the resilience of domestic supply chains in future disruptions?
Mr. Baudry, you quickly raised the idea of climate change. How should ports adapt to future climate change?
I'll ask Mr. Laberge the question as well.
