I've been taking a look at the gap between Brent and WTI. It fluctuates a bit, sitting at $10 to $11 today. It averages out less than that over the last year. Sometimes it's negative. WTI has gone in the other direction and been worth more, so it fluctuates as well.
One of the questions posed at the last panel was this. If we're looking at $50 a barrel—and we're going to take that price point, and it's been that way for a few months—are there any opportunities for the Canadian energy sector? Let's focus on that. We'll talk manufacturing later. Right now, does that $50 barrel offer us opportunities in terms of a change of policy and change of direction for the Canadian economy?
I'll start with you, Mr. Leach, and then perhaps Mr. McLellan or Mr. Schaefer could add in.