I think the short answer is yes.
I would make a couple of observations. The first is that a healthy gas market that works for both producers and consumers is what we need. That will attract investment, and it will attract investment across the country in areas where there is the shale gas opportunity.
Our view is that at the moment, given the abundance of shale gas in terms of supply and the oversupply relative to the markets, enhanced market development—be that through conversion of coal-fired generation in the U.S., be that through other market initiatives in Canada, or be it through LNG exports—is going to make for a healthier natural gas market in Canada that will benefit both consumers and producers and allow more diversity and supply development.