Absolutely.
One of the things we've been concerned about as Canadians are the effects of the downturn in the economy, particularly where they started from, south of the border by all accounts, with the sub-prime phenomenon and its trickle effect here. It turns out that we haven't been untouched by this, because we were actually investing in sub-prime mortgages too, as were Europeans.
When you look at regulation of financial markets—and put aside for a second the free trade component, which I will get to—have you done any polling on this since the collapse of the markets in the States and the ripple effect on us, the whole analogy of the elephant and us? Are people saying that they're concerned our economy is a little too connected to the States when it's in regard to financial markets? Certainly we saw that with the sub-prime issue.