Thanks for the question.
I've had the real privilege of leading the Canadian business for four years. We are losing the battle. We are losing the conversation about Canadian manufacturing in Canada. What I am concerned about in terms of the last four years is that we continue to have the same conversation about where the gaps exist, whether it's how the AFA is treated, whether it's challenges we've had with TPP or other messages it sends that our industry is an important one—you have tariff phase-outs that are five years versus the U.S. at 25 and 30 years—or whether it's conversations around electricity.
Harmonization and regulation, we continue to make good progress on, and as Jerry mentioned, we continue to make sure that we have a competitive labour agreement, so that is not really going to be the issue that will prevent manufacturing from happening in Canada, but we have to change the trajectory. I would say that we know what the gaps are, but we need to do something.