Absolutely. I think governments past and present are doing exactly that. It took us six or seven years to get CETA in place, but as some people have mentioned here, there are probably some significant opportunities for Canada now that we have it.
This government has announced the beginning of a study with China. The Chinese are very excited. We keep hearing from them. They keep approaching us. I think there is a possibility of something quite attractive there. And long before it becomes reality, it will be attractive to investors who are making their investments for the future decade.
Adriana just came back from Japan. We keep urging the Japanese to move quickly with an EPA directly with Canada. The Japanese tend to have a romantic love of the TPP; they keep hoping that it will somehow reappear at their door. Certainly the most attractive market we are not yet doing very well in is Japan.
I think this sort of thing is happening. Those of you who know a lot about softwood lumber will know that when the Americans brought the hammer down, we Canadians found markets for lumber all around the world, to quite a considerable extent. I hope that lesson wasn't lost on people in the United States.