I can't comment on all of them. In western Canada we buy cars. We don't do much in the production of trucks but the vehicle business in terms of selling trucks and transportation equipment to Mexico has been good for us, as it has been for other countries with whom we signed free trade agreements. Where we have done well is as Mexico has become middle class. Remember, per capita GDP in Mexico is higher than it is in China now, and it will be out to 2050. As the size of that group, the middle class in Mexico, grows, we see great opportunities for western Canada.
I mentioned wheat, pulses, canola. Mexico is a major producer of packaged food goods. The canola business to Mexico gets lost in shipment to the U.S. but we see this growth of the middle class for commodity producers and for the services we have in western Canada as a huge opportunity.
The energy reform, the guys in the oil patch, not the Suncors but the service companies, the guys who do mats and then fracking fluids are looking on this as a great opportunity. We've done well in western Canada. There are opportunities and we've been able to take advantage of them.