I think we have to remember what the economic gains are of our current exports to the United States. We do have an infrastructure of pipelines that go down to the United States. We also have refining capacity in the United States that demands our bitumen exports from Alberta and from the Bakken region as well, in certain areas. We also have, I think, opportunities for our exports to take advantage of the U.S. market. But that doesn't mean we shut down our pipelines going to the U.S. in order to expand alternatives elsewhere. What it means is that in terms of our growth—which is going to be quite exceptional over the next several years as our oil production and its availability for export increases quite dramatically—we should look at alternative markets as well.
On February 7th, 2012. See this statement in context.