We see CETA as really benefiting both parts of our industry. In terms of jobs, initially we see protecting the jobs we have. As I mentioned, in the trade balance with the United States, we've lost business because of the Canada-U.S exchange rates. Some companies, like Hershey, are leaving Canada. Most recently, we heard Heinz is leaving. That takes away a lot of sugar production. We want to keep the investment here and we want to bring more.
So over time we hope that by diversifying markets—and CETA is a good example—we will actually bring some investment back to Canada. That can be in eastern Canada. That can be in Alberta. In fact, I was just in Alberta yesterday, meeting with the government and talking about coming back to talk to their investment people to build on that strategy to bring more investment in food processing.