To come back to what I was mentioning earlier, energy is a key input cost for steel producing, whichever method we use, so to the extent that you have much higher energy costs in Canada compared to the U.S., say, or compared to China, for example, that would clearly have a direct competitive impact. In some respects, it's sort of less, the difference between Europe and Canada, because the steel trade is much less there than with those other two jurisdictions, for example.
On December 1st, 2009. See this statement in context.