It's important, obviously, to have balance in what we do. We are seeing quite modest growth—almost flat growth—in the European Union and the euro area, quite modest growth in the United States, and modest growth in Canada, but when we compare ourselves with other major industrialized countries in the world, as the IMF and the OECD do, Canada is not only leading the pack this year but will also do so next year.
Again, being realistic, there are risks in the world, and the growth we're seeing is modest. The unemployment rate in Canada, at about 7% right now, is much lower than the rate in the United States, for example, but it's still too high. That's why we've been moderate in what we've been doing. We're being flexible and pragmatic, continuing the infrastructure program until October, and proceeding with the program to help hiring by small business in Canada. We believe we're striking the right balance.