I'm sure nobody else wants to handle this question, which I'm happy to.
Again, I have to say the same thing privately as I do publicly. I think we're dealing with a very mercurial trade partner. I think the Prime Minister has done a lot of things right, and I've said that on CTV News. I have given credit to Premier Ford at times, who has taken a slightly different strategy. We are dealing with a very different organization.
I'll also say this. When we were in Washington in the second or third week of July, senior senators who are very close to President Trump—whom I won't name to avoid causing disruptions—told us in private meetings that we would have a deal just after Labour Day. They are as surprised in Congress as we are. There have been a number of sliding scales. There have been a number of anticipated deals on 232 tariffs that have not materialized.
I will just say that, from the standpoint of an industry who are plugged in in the States and active in the States, it is a roller coaster ride.