International Trade committee  Sure we can. Yes.

International Trade committee  We've put in exclusion requests for a product that isn't produced here, and there is some movement on it. We've obtained exclusions on certain products. At the end of the day, you don't want to cost the consumer money and make them uncompetitive, so we have achieved that. The p

International Trade committee  Sure. Look at the hot-rolled coil, cold-rolled coil or galvanized coil that floods into Canada. You should put a quota on that product category—not necessarily a country, but that product category. Let's say a million tonnes of hot rolled coil comes into this country, but we have

International Trade committee  First off, it's one facility that we have closed in Welland.

International Trade committee  Our other facility is running. The problem is that he's sourcing steel out of Canada. Our market that we would supply out of that Welland plant is flooded with imports from Thailand, Vietnam and Korea. Until those imports disappear, we don't have any volume to open that plant.

International Trade committee  There are no tariffs on that product. There are none.

International Trade committee  The other thing I'd like to add is, yes, steel prices have increased, and there was an immediate shock to that. Remember, I'm a steel consumer, not a producer. We buy $450 million worth of steel a year in Canada. We're the largest steel buyer in Canada, larger than any automotive

International Trade committee  Unfortunately, I've spent way too much time in front of trade committees and tribunals. Hopefully, we can resolve that. Thank you for taking the time today. I'm pleased to be before the committee to help in this important task of examining North American and global steel trade i