At the moment, everybody in the manufacturing supply chain is concerned with the current state of Canada-U.S. trade, and even with the broader geopolitical global trading environment, which is shifting, obviously, much more towards regional blocs and towards economic and national security considerations.
Broadly, all of our members—certainly all their supply chain members—are hearing a lot about the challenges of the current unjustified tariffs, the impact that's having both directly and indirectly on their businesses and their employees and what it portends for the future, because nobody, at this point, wants to make any significant long-term investments.
They say that nobody wins a trade war. I think that some of our regional competitors, in this instance, are probably winning.