My colleague is my numbers man here, but in B.C. the impact has been significant. The mountain pine beetle has destroyed over 50% of the loggable pine in B.C., which has a huge impact on wood supply. In Alberta, it's having an impact on the foothills of the Rockies. It is on the eastern side of Alberta right now. Obviously, the mountain pine beetle impacts the quality and the supply of timber in those two provinces significantly.
The same holds for the spruce budworm. In Quebec, it's significant. Over 25 million hectares are affected right now, so there are impacts on wood supply. As my colleagues from the Province of New Brunswick just mentioned, the whole vision of this new approach for early spruce budworm intervention is to prevent an outbreak, which is significantly different.