I don't want to indulge in nostrums, but I'm afraid they are applicable. Canada produces much more than Canada can use, so export trade is extremely significant. We're starting to see good numbers in the export businesses in eastern Canada, but we are not able to get our natural resources to market in many cases. That's an extremely significant problem.
One thing that's interesting right now is that the government is sitting on the starting line for some monstrous private investments. We've talked about public infrastructure, and I have mentioned our support, but in this year we could see $80 billion of private sector investment in telecom, which as you know is hanging fire, and in LNG and two major pipelines—and in fact, in a whole series of other pipelines as well. The crown has Via Rail asking for permission to install a dedicated rail line in the east, which would be cheap like borscht but would be tremendously significant in terms of reducing congestion and providing an alternative to the highway grid we have right now.
There is a whole series of things hanging fire, and they all require something. They all require something different, unfortunately.