Absolutely, and we're hoping that the manufacturing sector will make capital investments to enhance their capacity and respond to demand from markets such as the United States.
It's all factored in, but I guess at a higher level I think we're seeing some weakness in Q4. We and private sector economists are expecting effectively a flat quarter. The results will come out on March 1.
It's just a weakness in momentum that will carry forward into the first quarter of 2016. In that regard, I think it's definitely one part of the reason, along with lower oil prices, why 2016 has been brought down a notch in terms of expectations for growth.