Very briefly, it is net, and it's the employment in manufacturing that I'm projecting will fall by about 100,000. We've seen 36,000 net job losses already on the books because of closures already slated for this year but which have not yet taken place. So we know there are going to be jobs lost over the course of the year.
Employment in manufacturing is cyclical. August is the peak; January is the bottom of the cycle, but it will pretty much be in any part of that. I think we'll see the weaknesses in the fabricated metal sectors and the suppliers into the automotive sector, particularly in Ontario and Quebec; and in the textiles sector in Quebec; and in the highly energy intensive sectors like paper, chemicals, and metal refining, in some cases. Those are the key sectors. The strength will be in western Canada. That's where the jobs will be.