I actually don't know the historical figures. Ninety per cent strikes me as high, but for as long as I've been active, there's no question that there have been efforts to, as has been said, diversify our trading partners. As just a smart strategy, one diversifies one's portfolio.
From many perspectives.... I'm thinking here of a conversation involving my equivalent in Australia, who looks at Canada's geographical setting and thinks we're very fortunate to live next to that market and to have free trade not only with the United States but with Mexico and all the way down the Pacific Alliance. He looks north, and the neighbourhood's a little rougher. It's a blessing, as my colleague said, but also, diversifying is smart.
We can come back to you, or perhaps my colleague, our department's chief economist, has the figures at hand. Certainly, my sense is that it has been roughly 75% for a very long time. That is simply the merchandise trade. That doesn't include the trade in services.