Mr. Speaker, national unity is a very important issue for Canada. Some people will always raise some regional frustrations that exists in parts of Canada, but it is important to look at the whole situation.
We had some problems this summer, for example, with the treaty on fisheries. I was frustrated too. The President of the United States was very frustrated because he had to have the consent of 35 people before he could agree to a deal. This is a treaty that was signed when the party of Senator Carney was in power.
Of course we are trying to find a solution but it is not easy.