Our OPEB or legacy costs are roughly $1.6 billion, made up of prescription drugs, medical, hospital, and all the other areas. The pension status in Canada, in the past and up through this year, has been over-funded—in 2007 and 2006 at 104%, 105%, 106%. So we're at a pretty good funding status. Of course the market has collapsed, with equities and everything, so I think we're at around 85% or 87% funding status in Canada right now.
The health care advantage is still here in Canada versus the U.S., mainly because of your OHIP here in Ontario. The costs to us here are roughly $80 million to $100 million a year that we're paying over and above. But the labour cost.... As you know, we've transferred the VEBA instrument, that obligation, to the UAW starting in January 2010, and we will have no further legacy obligations in the future.