Absolutely. I'll give you an example.
I was talking to my colleague from Thunder Bay. Thunder Bay has a great amount of storage space for grain. I said, “Tim, why aren't you moving more grain through here?” He said, “I don't know, Zoran. People don't want to move grain through the Great Lakes.”
I have been hearing, even today, that people want to move grain on the west coast, even when it's destined for Europe. To me it does not make any sense. I think we as a community, as an industry, have an opportunity to maximize our facilities. Instead of building more here, we have perfectly usable facilities in Thunder Bay for grain, and the grain is not going that way. I think we can influence that.