In terms of the taking over of Inco, and Falconbridge, and Noranda, and Alcan, there's something you should know. In 2002...and these are balance sheet numbers now, off Canadian-domiciled mining companies and exploration companies—that is, companies with head offices in Canada. In 2002, the balance sheet value of assets of Canadian companies was $65 billion. Forty percent of that was in Canada.
Now we go to 2007, which is after these big takeovers. The takeovers are worth $65 billion. The value on Canadian company balance sheets of assets around the world was $110 billion. This industry came back and just about got twice the value out of the world, and 25% of those in 2007 were in Canada.
So we went from more Canadian-based to a more global industry. That is what this mining industry is all about. That's the way it performs in the world. It's a real gem for Canada.