Mr. Hodgson, I want to shift gears a little bit to the health and viability of the service sector. I'm reading some of the stories today from U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Paulson with respect to his concerns about the rising trade deficit in the United States, concern about labour costs being artificially bumped up high by increased oil imports into the United States making it inflationary, while at the same time dealing with the fallout from the commercial paper issue, the so-called subprime controversy there.
Give us an idea of whether or not Canadian services into places like China are being hampered by its currency valuations. I understand that our increase on an annual basis...and there's not just manufacturing aside, but as you quite rightly point out, a lot of what we produce is in terms of know-how, and given the relative slow increase since 2005 in the Chinese yuan relative to the Canadian dollar since it has skyrocketed, what do see as the challenges for public policy-makers as we try to come to grips with the prospect of being dragged into a recession that no one wants?