Briefly, if you look at the 1998-99 episode, we saw a much sharper price decline. Peak to trough, oil prices fell 70%. The Economist had that sub-$10 oil on the cover. This time around we've peak-to-trough fallen just over 50%, so it's less dramatic.
In the 2008-09 period, there was the financial crisis, so credit was tough. There was the uncertainty with global recession, depression, deflation—all these big ugly stories out there—and notwithstanding all of that, you did see Alberta oil production in that period rise.
To the earlier comments that we've seen a switchover, there's never a good time for a shock like this, but we are seeing more of a play from the non-conventional than from the conventional. These are 40-year to 50-year production phases, and in that period, they would be accustomed to some ups and downs. We're a little more insulated now relative to where we were only a short time ago.