Well, as I say, when you build a big building with wood, whether it's one of these iconic buildings like the Olympic skating oval in Richmond, or the Rocky Ridge Centre in Alberta, the effects are felt farther than just the company. Structurlam, which builds with wood, buys the wood from other, smaller companies. A lot of them are family owned.
I know the mills in your riding are very exposed to the American market. For some of them, 95% of their trade is with the States. One of the aspects of engineered wood is that it can be exported to the United States without softwood lumber tariffs.