Mr. Speaker, I do not think I have enough time in the next couple of minutes to answer all of these questions, but I can give him part of the answer.
I am going to talk about the credit access. There is support for the forestry sector in the economic action plan. I am going to list some of the measures in our economic action plan that offer direct support through credit access.
We have made a commitment to expand the small business financing program. We have set up the Canadian secured credit facility to help consumers and businesses finance the purchase of vehicles and equipment to the tune of $12 billion. There is a business credit availability program which extends credit, giving BDC and the EDC greater lending powers, another $5 billion.
We enhanced the CDIC's ability to protect Canada's financial system, which should provide access to credit. We have given authority to the finance minister to provide loans and lines of credit, and there is flexibility in private pension funds via the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.
Some of those things should impact his community.