Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Louis-Saint-Laurent for his speech.
I understand him. I think he is being realistic when he says that we depend on the petrochemical industry. It is true that we cannot close our eyes and pretend that we do not need oil. However, in the long term, oil will not last forever. In the future, there may well be other challenges like the ones we are seeing now or the ones we saw with Keystone XL and TransMountain. It is important to understand that we will not need more pipelines in the future. We will need fewer pipelines, especially considering climate change.
If we want to keep Line 5 going, the aim should not be to keep it forever, but to start a transition process and eventually shut it down. I would like my colleague to tell me whether that is not the realistic approach we must take.