Mr. Speaker, let me recap what the member opposite did during his time when there were logistics challenges. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. What we have done is continue to work with industry, with the grain sector, with the railways and so on. We told everyone that they have to step up their game. Of course, we have the largest crop in history. Thanks in part to the changes at the Canadian Wheat Board, farmers seeded two million more acres of wheat than ever before. There is global demand.
Yes, there are logistical challenges, but the Minister of Transport and I have talked to all of the proponents throughout the supply chain, saying they have to pick up their game. We are expecting those negotiations to bear fruit very soon.