Mr. Jarislowsky, we have heard Mr. Pellerin talk about supportive measures in order to handle this crisis. You have suggested that a structural solution is possible, in the form of a common North American currency.
Last May 5, at a Standing Committee on Finance meeting, I asked Mr. Dodge at what point the rise in the dollar would make it too costly to support two separate currencies. Could you expand on that? What sort of future do we face if we keep playing the yo-yo as we are now? Do you feel that a common currency is economically viable? Are the only obstacles emotional ones?