Thank you very much, Mr. Woo.
Ms. Baron, it always comes up that the manufacturing sector is concerned about job losses, and there could be a lot of reasons for that. I know Mr. Sinclair indicated that maybe a strong dollar, a rising dollar, was a part of that reason.
Would this not be the very reason the Canadian government should be looking at trying to open other markets? We have issues with the dollar rising. This is clearly an issue in manufacturing. Is it not counterintuitive to say we should be hunkering down and not dealing with anybody? Should we not be trying to expand our markets, looking at a service or industries or investments, some of these other things?
The comment was that low-value goods are what we export through resources. You indicated that some seriously higher-value jobs, etc., could be in the mix for us. Could you expand on those two comments, please?