Well, effectively we'll stagnate. The industry will continue to shrink, as it has over the last three or four years. It has probably shrunk in terms of production by some 25% to 30%, and in terms of investment probably by 50% to 70%.
This is probably more a question for Mr. Howard, as he is working towards these narratives, but I believe there is a very likely chance that the Canadian natural gas industry will shrink to a very regional market in western Canada, supplying a certain amount of the U.S. northwest and the western Canada market, including the industrial market for the oil sands. By and large, the Canadian eastern markets would be taken up by U.S. gas. That's the likely outcome.