No. It's our main market. Canadian companies have used NAFTA to expand their business, and now the majority of them would consider North America to be their domestic market. It's no longer about just Canada; it's really about North America. What you're seeing companies do right now as a result of the recession is to say, how can we use North America as our own domestic market but as a base from which to grow an international market? The more that companies find specialized niches in which to compete, the more they segment and target very specific markets, the more their playing field is international. It's global.
You see a lot more Canadian companies looking at growing their business in Europe, in Latin America, and in other parts of the world because they realize that these markets are growing faster than the U.S. market and there is sometimes less competition, but also we need to get outside our own domestic base if we want to succeed as companies. I think, going forward, that's certainly a priority for Canadian companies.