Yes, perhaps.
I'd like to ask you a purely non-political question--I might get further--on the housing markets. You mentioned the weakness in the U.S. affecting demand for Canadian lumber and all of that. I would like to ask you about the possible link running straight from the U.S. housing market prices to housing prices in Canada.
There is a lot of concern about housing bubbles, in the literature and in the press, especially in the U.S. As, again, a double question, how concerned would you be about Canadian housing markets? Are there reasons to be a lot less concerned about Canada than the U.S. in this regard?
Related to that, if there were a real housing bubble burst in the U.S., would you see a direct transmission to a similar phenomenon in Canada, or do you think our housing markets march to totally different drummers in the two countries?