Mr. Speaker, the reality is that the Prime Minister, as Canadians have witnessed, has realized and recognized the fact that the world has changed in terms of where our primary trading partners are and where our economic strength is from. He has been spending a lot of time looking at other opportunities and creating new opportunities throughout the world. That is what he is doing in terms of our economic perspective and what we are doing about our economy to strengthen it and diversify it.
One of the initiatives that I am extremely proud of that the government has worked on is the national school food program. While Conservatives voted against, shouted down and called the national school food program names, Canada was the last of the G7 countries to officially adopt one. There have been meaningful impacts that I have seen in the school my children attend. I know the impact it has on kids, in particular making sure that kids have food when they start school.