The majority of comments I have heard have all been negative in that regard. Our members, our businesses in Saskatoon, are looking at closing their doors, taking on full-time employment, or moving across the border. We have everything from a mom-and-pop type shop in our community to specialists in the health care field being impacted by this. We have specialists over at our hospital. We have a children's hospital being built, the first in Saskatchewan, which is great for our community and great for our province; however, we have general practitioners as well as specialists being impacted.
Specialists here in Saskatoon are being contacted by the U.S. one to seven times per week. I have been in consultation with members, and I have had conversations with them, and they have friends or know people who are specialists who were in the United States at that moment doing interviews, looking to move their practices.
That's not going to help our economy, and that's not going to help our quality of life.