That's a great question.
We should keep in mind that prior to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, the overwhelming majority of oil production in Canada was shipped to the United States. Largely, we're effectively the supplier to just one market.
This expanded pipeline, which is the first new pipeline to the west coast in over 70 years, allows for a much broader set of potential markets and buyers for Canadian oil. With this project, and potentially others in the future, expanding the number of potential buyers beyond the United States strengthens Canada's economic position. It also dampens the risk that we face, given the potential for policy changes in the United States. Diversifying the set of markets means that we have a much more secure set of options for our industry here.