They shared their concerns about bottlenecks, particularly at ports. Fast-growing exports need reliable transportation infrastructure, including efficient, highcapacity ports. And I know that both the Port of Vancouver and Port of Prince 6 See KPMG, British Columbia Cleantech: 2019 Status Report (February 2020). - 10 Rupert are working on major capacity expansions. This is encouraging.
Boosting our export capacity also requires building the information and data infrastructure needed to compete in a digital world. A third area of focus is people. Our biggest asset is a well-educated and diverse workforce. For the past four years, the policies and attitudes of the US administration helped make Canada look more attractive to students and workers, giving us an advantage.