I think we have to be careful about taking business for granted. The industries you see represented here at the table today generate a lot of revenue that helps pay for a lot of really important social programs across Canada, but we are in a global marketplace and we are up against some intense global competition. If it's easier to do business in places like Scandinavia and Brazil and Russia and places like that, we need to figure out a way to make it attractive to do business in Canada again. We need to eliminate some of the challenges we've talked about—transportation infrastructure, access to fibre for us specifically in our business, and the overall tax system.
With regard to the truck driver shortage, along with I think 10 different organizations, we signed on to a letter that was sent to the Prime Minister this past Monday, asking him to act more urgently, in collaboration with provincial colleagues, on the truck driver shortage. I mean, what a lousy reason not to be doing better economically: We can't find people to drive trucks. We can't set people up to drive trucks to get stuff to market. It's ridiculous.