I think as you rightly noted, the stimulus package that you referred to, Canada's economic action plan, was equivalent to four percentage points of GDP, so it was quite significant. It was one of the largest in the G-7. As you rightly noted, it was a combination of federal support and provincial support.
Given how the Canadian economy has performed over the last few years, it's regained its pre-recession level of real GDP, and it has more than recovered all of the jobs that were lost over the recession and then some. We're now at about 400,000 jobs higher than we were before the recession.
If you look at international groups like the IMF and the OECD, which I've mentioned before, they have attributed that performance and success in part to the stimulus. Those also reflect the fact that Canada had very strong fundamentals going into the recession. It had a low debt-to-GDP ratio and a strong banking sector, so a number of positive attributes were there beforehand as well.