Certainly, you're right. The combination of a strong dollar and low interest rates is making it much cheaper for all businesses and industries to take advantage. We have seen significant increases in spending on machinery and equipment across the board, across industries, and food is no exception to that.
The question really is, if you're interested specifically in agrifood, how do we stimulate that? Personally, I'm not big on picking winners. I think broad-based programs such as the ability for accelerated writeoff of capital investments, these sorts of programs, are effective ways of encouraging businesses, including agrifood businesses, to take advantage of the current environment and try to find ways to improve their productivity.
To be honest, for things like food processing, given the strong dollar, which has eroded their competitive position in some markets, for example, this is one of the ways—through increased investment, through improving their productivity, and increasing the value of the products through product differentiation and these sorts of things—whereby businesses can potentially address the challenge they're facing through the strong Canadian dollar.