Mr. Carney, the Canadian dollar has been strong and flirting with parity, and the projection is that it might go back again and may be as high as $1.05, I heard, which is interesting. That's obviously driven by such things as the U.S. printing money and the demand for the resources we export.
At the same time, a high dollar means that you have pressures on the export manufacturing sector. All of a sudden its goods for export to the United States are not going to be as attractive, because of the strength of the Canadian dollar.
Is there a point at which there should be some concern about the potential impairment of the manufacturing sector?