Thank you very much.
I wanted to ask you a question or two about the resource-based economy, which my neck of the woods, northern Ontario, and the north in general, is immersed in. It's experiencing some real challenges at the moment. I think they're trying as best they can to adjust. I know that in terms of the labour market, a number of the unions up our way have actually taken a reduction in wages in order to help the company adapt. There's a paper mill in the Soo where the union agreed to a 20% reduction until the company could get back on its feet.
I've met with a couple of the leaders in the steel industry and they talk about energy prices and the impact this has had, and I heard you mention that, but they also talk about the dollar. Given that they both import, in some instances, raw materials to produce what they make, and at the same time have to sell back into the United States, the dollar is having a pretty negative effect on their ability to be successful. One of the gentlemen suggested that an 80ยข dollar would be ideal. We've seen it go up and down. Is there anything we could do to situate ourselves more competitively on that front?