I believe those are 2007 numbers. Whether it stays at the 41% level with the economic downturn is a very good question. I think it may not stay at that percentage with the downturn. In Ontario and Quebec, we're talking about manufacturing jobs and jobs in steel. There are enormous capital costs for the oil sands for those types of things. We would also speak to pipelines and projects that go from Alberta, across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, etc., and even into the U.S. So those are the types of jobs we're talking about.
Whether they will continue to be in the range of 40% with the economic downturn is a good question. My sense is no, but I'd like to take a look at that. It's something we will be looking at.