Mr. Speaker, quite honestly, if any of us have trouble with transportation, we also have trouble with the Internet. It probably goes hand in hand.
However, the reality is that before the COVID pandemic we were here. All of us were here. What was preventing us? We still had our families. I have 10 grandchildren. Three of them live with us right now because of loss of employment. We all have other responsibilities. We have all had travel that we had to do in the past to get here.
In time, there is no reason why we should not come to the point when we can eventually move back to a full sitting. I understand that we have to take it gradually and be responsible, but all kinds of workplaces are in the process of doing that very thing. My constituents, and Canadians in general, are saying it is time for us to see this Parliament doing its parliamentary role of holding the government to account and having proper interactions with each other.
As time progresses, I look forward to the day when everyone is back sitting in this House. It is called hope. In the meantime, I know that Quebec and Ontario are facing far greater challenges than we are back home in Saskatchewan in regard to the COVID pandemic. However, we can continue to do the things that we need to do within our communities, fight this disease and grow to where we have this House sitting the way it was meant to be sitting.