I have that right in front of me. It looks to me like even with inflation targeting, Canada might have been able to do a bit more, but certainly with nominal GDP targeting the Bank of Canada would have been significantly more aggressive in the last three years and unemployment would probably be somewhat lower today.
As I said before, it's not a miracle worker. I think the advantages are probably greater right now for the U.S. and Britain, but I think even for Canada, looking at this data--I also looked at some labour market data on wages and so on--it looks to me like a little bit more expansionary monetary policy would have been beneficial over the last three years.