We know Mr. McTeague well enough to know it's never just 30.
Mr. Huffaker, you spoke about the very broad impact of your member companies on the Canadian economy. One of the undercurrents—and you've probably caught it as you've been in the room today—of this conversation is the constant railing of the NDP against banks and oil companies. We never really actually hear very much focus from them on who the shareholders are.
Maybe you could just clarify something for me. One thing your member organizations--Talisman, CNRL, Suncor, Cenovus, Nexen, and all your organizations--have in common, interestingly, is that they're all in the top 25 holdings of the Canada Post pension plan, for example, the union pension plan for postal workers. In fact, Talisman holds $94 million worth of shares in that pension plan. CNRL holds $117 million. Suncor holds $154 million of Canadian postal workers' pension money. Cenovus hold $64 million, and Nexen holds $56 million.
For the Ontario pension plan, interestingly, Talisman holds $88 million; CNRL holds $84 million; Suncor holds $65 million; Cenovus holds $57 million. You see where I'm going with that. It's very significant.
By the way, the top three holdings in the Canada Post pension plan, the postal workers' pension plan, are actually banks, which are ahead of Suncor and CNRL.
Maybe you could speak to the impact across the country of your members, specifically maybe talking about some of these larger pension plans across the country.