I'll start an answer, if the Conference Board would like to add to that.
The services-producing industry, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, actually has increased in 2008 by 231,000 jobs. This was largely due to a growth in professional services, banking, and the insurance industry. Stats Canada has also confirmed that as well. Some of our services sectors have done quite well during this economic downturn. I think we can take a significant amount of pride in the fact that because our financial services were well regulated, they have been able to withstand this downturn better than some others.