It is a good thing. The question is whether it's sustained. Obviously, we watch it closely, as others do, but it has moved down from the upper teens to just about south of 8%, which is our most recent figure on that.
There are a couple of factors, one importantly. The tariff adjustments make a difference on the margin. The competition has increased in the retail sector. There have been a number of foreign entrants that have increased competition. As a result, there has been an adjustment there, we think.
Another form of competition is cross-border shopping, which has gone up. I know that's not a favourite of Canadian retailers, but on the margin, that has adjusted the price gap as well.
We should say there are some factors in Canada that may mean we'll never fully close that price gap, given our geography, distribution costs, relatively higher wages, and other factors that we can get into if you wish.