Right.
The Library of Parliament, of course, has provided us with some information. I'm looking at revenues for the top 50 non-financial cooperatives in Canada. I see, for example, in 2005, they're in around the $19 billion mark; 2010, five years later, they're up at $25 billion. That's good growth. That's impressive. I'm looking at assets as well. I see, for example, significant asset growth over those five years.
If I go from the pan-Canadian view back into my riding, I have St-Albert Cheese, which is a farmer-owned co-op. It makes the best cheese in the world, I might say. Their success has been growing. They have increased their distribution. They are going farther abroad from St-Albert to sell their cheese. Sales have gone up. They're doing much better than they were five or six years ago.
I think what you're saying is that when you look across the spectrum in Canada, you're seeing the same type of picture.