Mr. Chair, in my home province of British Columbia, we are asking the government to treat forestry like the other sectors, such as the auto sector and the steel and aluminum sector, when it comes to relief, but right now that is not happening. There is a $1.2-billion bailout that is as slow as molasses rolling out the door. There is $50 million allotted for workers, and there are 200,000 workers in this sector.
I would like to hear from my colleague how the Quebeckers who rely on forestry jobs and the communities that rely on forestry feel the forestry sector is being treated compared to the other sectors that are being hit and hammered by Donald Trump's tariffs.