Obviously, my focus has always been the Quebec City mill, but I do have extensive experience in the pulp and paper industry, so I was able to keep an eye on what was happening in Rivière-du-Loup.
The Rivière-du-Loup mill was heavily focused on exporting newsprint to India. As I explained earlier in my presentation, India has gradually reduced its orders from Canada. This has been happening a lot in recent years. Normally, what they did was place orders, but they were the ones who set the price. It was a different way of doing business. They would place orders, then set a price for the order. Obviously, the price kept dropping. It dropped to such a low level that people eventually decided they no longer wanted to take those orders. India therefore withdrew from the Canadian market in what one might call a slightly more strategic way.