There are two ways to look at it. One way is from an activity level. We've seen natural gas drilling drop from 23,000 wells to 15,000 wells. We will probably see somewhere between a 5% and 10% reduction in natural gas production this year—not exploration, production. Those are big numbers.
More importantly, where you've seen it is the value of RRSPs and everything else. Over the last 12 months the performance of the international oil and gas stocks has been on a tear and has grown very, very significantly. In Canada, at best, it's been flat. In many sectors, and Mr. Andrew can talk to you about that later, it's been negative.
So we have not enjoyed, as a country, that uptake in prosperity that a lot of the larger international firms have, and that flows through not just in production, as I said. That's the value of the Alberta heritage fund, it's the value of RRSPs, it's the value of pension funds—all of those have a huge weighting in the oil and gas industry, because we're 25% of the national economy now. We can't take any more hits.