I can answer that question, and the answer is yes, we have had previous experiences like this—although this may perhaps be the most pronounced. We've had these cycles of energy prices twice beforehand, where the Alberta economy especially is booming, so this is the third time around for this kind of an energy price cycle. It's typically associated with a higher Canadian dollar as well, which means pressure on manufacturing jobs.
One of the things we're going to be doing this year is asking some of Canada's experienced forecasting firms to look at the lessons we can learn from how this played out in the previous two cycles, so we can understand what is going to work out, with the benefit of hindsight, based on what we know worked out the last time, so we shouldn't sweat it, so to speak, and can understand where we need to worry about it not working out.
So I think we have to look back at the history. Happily, the data are there, and we should do so.