As I say, this was not a central part of the study. We backed into oil because the lack of pipeline capacity has led to some real escalation in shipping oil by rail. That has its own implications. It's less economic, less environmentally friendly, and it's less safe. While pipelines may not be very popular, the implications of the same volume going by rail, I think, are probably much darker.
I would also make the point that in Canada today, people are only just starting to realize how dependent Canada has become on the extended energy sector and all of the sectors that actually feed off the energy sector. The energy sector is almost exclusively dependent on using U.S. tidewater capacity, which means, ultimately, that Donald Trump can control your exports of oil, for example. As a Canadian, I think that's a very dangerous position to be in.