I think the more accurate word would be “relief”.
The Canadian dollar was the strongest currency in the world from about mid-summer, let's say July, until the spike at $1.10. That was a little bit of irrational exuberance on the part of the young people trading currencies on trading desks. Our forecast is that the dollar should be something in the high nineties, which is kind of where it is now.
So maybe we're seeing a little bit of a delinking of the exuberance and looking back to the fundamentals, looking at the fact that our trade surplus with the U.S. is shrinking a little bit, taking all factors into account.