The Atlantic fisheries, for example, stand potentially to gain from lower tariffs in that area. Now that's an area where tariffs are actually quite high, but if you look at most of the other areas of the Canadian economy, you know Canada-EU trade, the tariffs are quite low. I think going back to the NAFTA experience, it's non-reproducible with Europe. We have a very integrated North American economy here. It's difficult to say to what extent NAFTA or the free trade deal did actually lead to—and I'm being serious here—that four times growth. Even when we signed that deal with the United States, tariffs were already quite low.
In terms of trying to reproduce that with Europe, I mean even the federal government's own study doesn't say that's going to happen. They're looking at a larger trade deficit of about $8 billion after we sign CETA.