If I could add to the response there, we also understand that old forests are particularly important in New Brunswick in an area where, as my colleague said, 50% of our forests are balsam fir and spruce species, and we understand that many elements of our biodiversity depend on old forests. The spruce budworm doesn't recognize boundaries between forests managed primarily for timber production and forests managed for conservation. That can also place indirect pressures on the industry being able to compensate for losses in other areas.
On September 25th, 2018. See this statement in context.