A paragraph on page 4 states: Failure to satisfactorily resolve these three factors will place our Canadian manufacturing operations at a significant disadvantage relative to our manufacturing operations in North America and may very well impair our ability to continue to produce in Canada.
This brings to mind a question. The difference between the exchange rate in Canada and the United States is approximately 20%. It is much more profitable to manufacture cars here, in Canada, given the cost of labour and parts, than to manufacture them in the United States. It is much more profitable to manufacture 66,000 vehicles in Canada if the dollar is 20% lower here than in the United States.
So, you are making a direct 20% profit by manufacturing vehicles here in Canada. Is that correct?