I go back to some of the comments I made earlier. Oil and gas are fundamentally global commodities. They are produced around the world. They are consumed around the world. When you compete in a commodity market, it's about your ability to supply cost. In Canada, some of the areas where it's higher cost relate to where we are. The types of climates and environments that we operate in are part of it. The resource that we develop is part of it, but it also then becomes taxes, royalties and other charges that are applied.
I would say that in a relative sense we're on the higher side of that curve, whether it's income taxes, carbon taxes or whatever. As an industry, what we need to do to be competitive and relevant in Canada is to find ways to improve our operations and offset those costs, because our goal is that we're predominantly a Canadian company and we want to thrive and grow here for the long term. Therefore, we have to bring new technology in. We have to do things that make us better to allow us to compete.