We believe it does. The main reason we developed the Meadowbank project is that we used our home base in northwestern Quebec, just south of James Bay, and Val-d'Or in the Abitibi, and we could leverage all of our experience, our workforce, and still use a model very similar to what Xstrata is using with Raglan. We believe if it wasn't for that...when we first looked at Cumberland during the boom of the tar sands, we could not compete. When we look at the Canadian flag and the Inuit flag flying over the camp at Meadowbank, we as a company are proud. We've been in business in Canada for over 54 years. The Agnico park has been in business for over 100 years. Yes, we're staunchly Canadian.
One small anecdote. When we poured our first gold on February 27, 2010, that was the first gold from a mine on Inuit-owned land. The next evening, Sidney Crosby scored and it was a Canadian gold, so it was a great one-two punch.