No. I think what's in this model is entrenching Canada's relationship to the world economy as a resource producer. It's increasing the extent to which Canada will be involved in the globalized economy not on the basis of generating a long-term benefit for the workers and for the actual economy in Canada, but it will be developing a very uneven kind of growth in which the manufacturing sector is going to be harmed substantially and structurally, not just in a temporary way.
I haven't heard any argument that you could say the Canadian industry is actually going to be able to withstand the incredible imbalances that exist between our two economies.