On page nine of the monetary policy report, you talk about “weaker terms of trade”. In the past, we did have a terms of trade shock to the Canadian economy, but now you're talking about “weaker terms of trade”, which I read to mean that the price we are receiving for some of our Canadian resources—principally, Western Canada Select oil from the province of Alberta—is not where it should be at.
I'd like to get some colour on how important it is that we have diversification in markets for our resources. There are some transitory factors impacting WCS in terms of maintenance shutdowns and so forth, but in terms of diversifying our resources to different markets, how important is that to making the terms of trade actually a positive thing for our economy?