Yes, you're quite right.
One of the answers I give when I get this question is that I don't know any exporters who don't have to import something to fabricate what they export.
That being said, labour costs are usually the biggest costs, the biggest input in what you make. Labour costs are still in Canadian dollars, so there is a gravy effect of the lower dollar just there.
Keep in mind labour costs are not what they were 15 or 20 years ago when the dollar was at 64ยข. Labour costs are now higher per unit produced in Canada than they are in the United States. It used to be lower back in the day. The positive effect of the lower dollar is offset by higher labour costs.
If you want to expand, you also need to have the right skills for our labour. That's something we see. We don't have a lack of people who want to work; we have a lack of skilled people who want to work.