Mr. Speaker, I found the speech to be interesting. The member talked about ports and that Canada needs to do a better job with respect to ports. If we look at the top 10 ports in the world, they are not in the United States or Canada.
When the member talks about ports, he has to be fair with the comments he raises. For example, we have a prime minister and a government that are investing in a massive expansion of the Montreal port. We have the first Prime Minister in generations talking about developing a port in Churchill, Manitoba. I think we need to recognize that we have a prime minister who has made significant strides on that, not to mention the billions in infrastructure commitments, and this is all within the last 12 months. I am interested in his thoughts on that.