Thank you.
Yes, I forgot to mention automation, which is something we have studied previously. I appreciate that.
I would be remiss if we didn't mention those border crossings. You mentioned the border crossings, the blockades that are happening in Alberta with the cattle industry and feed not getting there. Also you mentioned Windsor, which affects our greenhouse sector, and I think you said pork, and fertilizers and other inputs. You did also say that we're heavily dependent on inputs for fruits and vegetables, especially in winter. I understand we have a just-in-time system.
Trying to stay on top of that issue, these orders are being cancelled. It sounds like these border interruptions are going to start affecting grocery shelves. Can you tell us more about how long we have before the interruption of food from these blockades is going to actually be seen for consumers?