We do. You're absolutely right, the exchange rate is a very critical price in the Canadian economy. There's no question about that, so we do pay very close attention to that, but we do not target the exchange rate. The exchange rate moves around in response to many factors. It moves around in response to commodity prices. When commodity prices were weak following the Asian crisis, the Canadian dollar moved down. We're going through the reverse of that at the moment, but we also have a weak U.S. economy, and that too is playing on the Canadian dollar.
Our role is to provide overall macro stability to the Canadian economy, and we do that by adjusting interest rates in a symmetric fashion, either up or down, to keep inflation on track, and through that, to have good overall economic performance.
There will always be times when one sector is suffering from a shock in a negative way whereas that same shock would be a positive development for other sectors. You've cited the manufacturing sector today and the difficulties that we understand they're going through, absolutely, in some of the smaller communities in Ontario and Quebec in particular.