A low Canadian dollar, I think it goes without saying, helps on the export side. On the import side of the house, as long as the dollar remains stable and is not in a free fall, as it was a few months ago—that's a very disquieting circumstance.... As long as it remains relatively stable, a low Canadian dollar doesn't actually negatively impact imports, because you can plan what your cost needs to be in your spreadsheet and you move on, and it actually enhances your export sales.
One thing that I think is important to understand, though, is that on the import side of the house, import policy in Canada over the past, I'm going to say, seven to 10 years has actually been quite hostile towards importers. There's a pending Federal Court case called Bri-Chem that is being very widely watched by all importers, because it speaks directly to that direct hostility from the Canada Border Services Agency towards all importers.