When we return to a more robust U.S. housing market, for example, with those investments being made in a place like forestry, we are not expecting the uptick. We were asking this of the manufacturers. This is why we are doing this study, to understand whether, if the U.S. picks up, if the dollar is lower, if interest rates are low, we are going to see a manufacturing surge back. We've lost 400,000 manufacturing jobs across Canada since this government took over. No one seems to be presenting the case that we are going to get anywhere near replacing those good-paying middle-class jobs just because of some structural changes that have gone on in our economy. Is that a fair assessment?
On March 12th, 2015. See this statement in context.