That is absolutely correct. We see at this point, relative to a couple of months ago, that things are sort of trending a little bit downward. But it depends in part on which border crossing you're talking about, because they are not all the same. For example, we continue to see fairly high numbers of people coming across the border near Lacolle, Quebec, for processing in Lacolle.
The other reality is that border traffic ebbs and flows and, relative to historical information that we have, the reduction at this point in time is not out of the ordinary, and that we then typically see another upward swing. Will history repeat itself into the future? I think that remains to be seen. But our expectation is that it probably will, based on historical trends.