I'll take this one.
It did seem to come up in the news that in the Quebec campaign, fracking was maybe seen as a door opening and that maybe there's potential for that. Even in the meeting with the French president last week, President Macron, it was indicated that they're very interested in Canadian LNG. Obviously, the German foreign minister has now arrived and is here and is also interested in eastern coast LNG.
We have excess capacity to get western Canadian natural gas, as you're probably aware, through the system into eastern Canada. Eastern Canada has started to take more of the natural gas from the United States just because it's closer, so that extra capacity exists. I think it was the foundation of Saguenay LNG when they were going to go ahead with that and it was later rejected.
I think everything has its time, and maybe it is time that we think a bit more seriously about natural gas exports off the east coast, and probably also some natural gas generation, I would say. Certainly, as Pickering now goes off-line for refurbishment, I think everyone expects that there will be more natural gas generation in Ontario. Maybe when Pickering comes back online, there will be other customers for that.