It could very well be.
We faced this during the rail strikes. There was a shortage of propane, and there were times during those periods, whether it was the blockade or the strike, when the availability of propane was getting quite dire and there were some situations where people were running on the bottom end.
A situation like the closure of Line 5, when approximately 50% of the supply comes from there, would have a drastic impact. There are many facilities that are operating in rural areas all across eastern Canada—Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces—that may run into some great difficulties without the supply of propane.