Sure. I suggested that the infrastructure spending is short-term positive, because it fills the gap in the economy that we need. As everybody has suggested, with low interest rates and not competing for labour and capital, it's the right time to do it to increase the odds of return on investment and the like. But I suggested that it's also long-term gains in productivity that grow the living standards we all share; it's accelerating the speed limit for the Canadian economy. So I think there is long-term benefit.
In terms of what it does for the provinces, we have to keep in mind that if we just look at the federal government infrastructure, if it gets $20 billion, that's 1% of GDP, and there's going to be some leakage in that. You're not going to get a full lift of 1%.
Will it help some of the provinces? Probably it will, as long as they don't do anything different with their deficit situation. But it is 1% spread across the country. It's not going to change the direction for some of the more fiscally challenged provinces, but it's probably a step in the right direction.