But the petroleum services group shows the link between manufacturing services, and oil and gas, or natural resources, because about half of their members are manufacturers in the Alberta area. Many of those are our members. I know from talking to them a couple of weeks ago, that those Albertan companies are having a hard time keeping the lights on right now. Their order sheets are drying up, and there is significant concern that the prolonged downturn in oil prices is going to drive employment and manufacturing out of the province.
For those of you who don't know, although a question was asked about employment in manufacturing in Quebec, Alberta is the third largest manufacturing jurisdiction in Canada. It's about double now what B.C. and Manitoba used to be. They used to all be about the same. It's a critically important sector for that economy, and a lot of that is driven by the natural resources sector.
We will find out the details that you're asking for from PSAC. We'll get those to the committee clerk as soon as possible—hopefully in the next couple of days.