As a government, we are investing where it can help Canada grow and create new opportunities. I already mentioned that the fishery has been growing in many ways, over time. But it is never without its challenges. I do not come to you as the world's greatest authority on fisheries. Until I became Minister, my main connection was that my mother worked in a fish plant for twenty years.
Business requires competition, but also co-operation.
To make a deal, you have to try to understand the other party, what they want, what they feel, what they believe. In other words, besides hard work business takes a certain amount of communication, shared information, and trust. It is partly a question of attitudes. For a shared property above all, we should have shared information, co-operation, and trust. No one has nailed it down in detail, but we know the general picture.