I would say in terms of what else Canada can do to assist with trade, to pick up that part of the question. I think there has been a strong history of the federal government, both the previous government and the government before that, investing in infrastructure to enable trade, which has delivered huge benefits in terms of employment, not only in this region but also across the country.
If you look specifically, as I mentioned, at the trade relationship with Japan, many sectors are providers of strong unionized jobs, amongst other private sector jobs, whether it's in steelmaking or coal, whether it's in forestry or agriculture, all of which have benefited today from trade with Japan.
I would say there is further benefit available, and risk to the downside, if a trade agreement doesn't go ahead and yet others make those agreements.