We have figures for the impact on Canadian tourism with respect to the passport initiative, which of course is a U.S. initiative. We know that initiative will impact tourism receipts by about $3.6 billion over the period 2005 to 2010. So we're responding to that with campaigns in the U.S. to make sure people have a clear idea of what is required. Of course, at this point, a passport is not required to drive back into the U.S. from Canada.
From a festivals and events point of view, we work with tourism organizations in each of these cities. In the case of Montreal, it would be Tourism Montreal, or elsewhere, Tourism Calgary, or the various tourism organizations. Many of them have room levies in place, which can help with the promotion of events specifically. They tend to be a very strong partner for CTC. We focus very much on events as part of our marketing strategy, and we attract people to Canada for that reason.