There were between 1,200 and 1,330 employees. There are about 250 left who have not yet reached retirement age. They may be 61, 62 or 63 years old now.
You asked why we lost our pensions. Well, it is because the employer, even though it was required under the legislation… That is why it is a very different situation compared to what Mr. Hamilton talked about. Mr. Hamilton referred to Earl Jones and the fact they had lost their taxes. But our pension fund was covered under a collective agreement, and there was legislation in place guaranteeing that. The employer was required to contribute the money that was missing from the pension funds. It is important not to forget that. I did not invest with Earl Jones to earn 40% interest. We were paying a percentage of our own wages toward our pensions, which were administered by CIBC. But one day, we woke up to discover there was a $55 million loss. So, we should not be lumped in with people who… Nobody likes losing money, but the money we lost is not money we invested… It is our money, and we are not the ones who chose the investments.