Yes, absolutely. In order to limit the vulnerability of Canadian businesses, we have to strengthen their resilience. We should invest in infrastructure as a way of doing so. One of the reasons that explains why the Canadian mining sector is underdeveloped is that we lack the necessary infrastructure to get to the mining regions, which are, of course, very often far from our urban areas. One of the Chinese strategies is to invest in marine infrastructure, as well as in the mining sectors of foreign countries when the host countries don't invest enough.
If Canada had a much stronger and much more generous investment strategy, that would limit the risk of being forced to look to foreign investment such as that being offered by the Chinese. This would allow us to develop a Canadian industrial policy that is not simply limited to exporting natural resources, but which would also include some processing in Canada in order to create high-paying jobs.