I'm going to have to cut you off for a second, because I have another couple of points that I want to get into the mix and get comments on.
When we talk about energy, certainly the uranium and the nuclear energy are a huge part of Asia's future—India's future in particular—but it's also oil and gas, and natural gas, which Canada has a great and secure supply of, but I'd like to look to the east coast for a moment, if we can.
Mr. Khurana mentioned the lobster required for an Indian wedding. Part of that was tongue in cheek, but part of it is the reality of a huge market in India, with a tremendously fast-growing middle class. They can't meet their infrastructure needs, even at the 7% or 8% growth that they have now. The discussion is that they require 11% or 12% growth to just build the infrastructure that the growing middle class will need.
The closest port to India in Canada is Halifax, on the east coast, through the Panama Canal. We often forget that. The east coast has oil and natural gas as well. I don't know if we've looked for a trading partner anywhere that will benefit both the east coast and central Canada, and also the west coast, as much as India has the potential to.