Well, a few things.... I was pleased to see that Prime Minister Mark Carney has again put the issue of the Keystone pipeline back on the table as a way to—hopefully—get a deal for steel and aluminum. I think that's the way the country works together. It's that we all use our various advantages to be able to help one another. That could be one million barrels a day.
Enbridge Mainline I think also has a few hundred thousand barrels a day that they want to be able to optimize in their current system. In addition, on the Trans Mountain pipeline, I was pleased to see that David Eby is supporting the optimization of that system, which also could add another 300,000 barrels per day.
Then, if we also get a million barrels per day from a new pipeline, northern gateway 2.0, we're getting pretty close to an additional 2.5 million barrels per day, which would generate 55 billion dollars' worth of revenue for the Canadian economy, of which about $10 billion or more would go to the federal government to help pay for NATO commitments.
This is a win all the way around.