Just for the record, I spoke of the hubris of bankers, not central bankers. There is no hubris in central bankers, or any original sin.
As to your question, it's an important issue. There are many factors that drive markets in our currency and all others. The Canadian economy, as you correctly imply, is much more than primary industries. The other areas of the Canadian economy—the manufacturing sector, the service sector, other primary industries aside from energy—are important components of our economy and influence pressures on inflation, which is ultimately our mandate. The point we have tried to make is that our suite of policy tools will be used to ensure the maximum likelihood of achieving our inflation target over a reasonable horizon. The question of the dollar needs to be seen in that context.