We don't have too many months of data just yet, but last week's data was very interesting because Statistics Canada also released consumer price inflation as well, which showed that prices are going up, so it's weighing on Canadian retailers. If you have a fixed budget, you can only buy so much with your fixed budget, and if prices are going up, then your real consumption, your real nominal purchases, will go down. I think we're going to see that with the lower Canadian dollar, so it makes it more expensive for us to import fruits and vegetables, as we've seen in the media in the last little bit. We're going to see that play out over the next couple months, and we'll see to what extent that weighs on ultimate retail sales.
