Mr. Speaker, I would like to remind the member that there are plenty of examples. I have another one, the north coast transmission line, which has been referred to the Major Projects Office for further consideration, twinning existing transmission lines from Prince George to Terrace and up to Bob Quinn substation, enabling clean growth for critical minerals and LNG while also improving telecom and electricity access for remote northwestern B.C. communities. Once operational, it would create thousands of careers, generate substantial public revenue, help prevent up to three million tonnes of annual carbon emissions, and anchor a clean energy corridor for generations.
When it comes to projects of national importance, the government will always work with indigenous people to find the right way forward.
