The economy is slow. What is going on are the big projects like mining, this and that, but the economy itself.... A good measure is to look at the LTL, the loads that are less than a truckload. As you know, right now there are many more imports coming to Canada from the States than manufacturing from Canada going to the United States.
What is going to the United States? There are a lot of commodities—for example, petroleum from the west. Sure, there's still some lumber, there's a little paper, there's this and that, but there are very few manufacturers. In their principle of consolidation the Americans have brought back a lot of manufacturing to the United States, so Canada has lost tremendously.
For the trucking industry, all the concerns we used to have about export borders and things like that are not present. I hope manufacturing will come back; manufacturing has to start a comeback. We need to process our goods in Canada. We need to process our aluminum, our zinc. We need to add value in Canada in all the commodities. We need to stop exporting all these goods. It looks good on the balance, but in reality this does not create jobs for the service industries like us.