It is a complicated story, and if I try to cut through it and simplify it.... In Canada we have seen this big increase in what we call our terms of trade. This is because the products we're selling internationally are being sold at a high price, and that has generated a lot of income for the Canadian economy. That's why, in part, the domestic side of our economy has been doing so well: because we've actually been generating a lot of income for Canada through the sale of these products in the international market. So you see that income growth through this increase in our terms of trade having an impact across the economy.
The exchange rate movement reflects these increases in prices of the products we sell internationally, just as it was the reverse after the Asian crisis.
I apologize again.