Yes, including Quebec. We have a different vision. For me, Canada is also Quebec, dear colleague.
In addition, what I would like to do, with help, I hope, from a few colleagues, even from my colleagues in the Bloc Quebecois, is to talk frankly about what we can do together to ensure that science, innovation and technology can help us meet the great challenges facing our society.
If, for example, we look at the challenges facing Canada today, we see no magic answers coming from science and technology, but we see some answers, whether with respect to poverty or improving the health care system. I would like us to be able to debate serious issues such as that one, and there are others.
Another thing I would like to do, and this is in reply to my colleague, is to ensure that we get our fair share of budget spending.
I want to make sure that research, science and innovation get their fair share of the budget. This is one of the soundest investments that we can make for job creation and for our young people who are graduating. We have any number of programs that are there to ensure that young Canadians who graduate from any number of disciplines can have internships that will permit them to hold and refine the skills they have polished over the years.