We're seeing more and more border difficulties between the U.S. and Canada. The States, as our largest trading partner, poses large problems for our goods and people moving across the two countries, and even further to the next NAFTA member country.
It appears that most of the trade of the U.S. and Canada is going to be north-south as opposed to anywhere else. That may be the more logical way of thinking, as we've seen in the European Union, there being an enhancement in the market in Europe for them to trade with each other.
Do you see that maybe we should pay more attention to our north-south corridor? Or do you see that maybe the Asia-Pacific gateway should be pursued?