 We noted today that the first indication that Canada's economic growth could be affected by what's happening in Fort McMurray came to public attention when BMO reduced Canada's predicted growth rate from 1.5% to zero. They're watching what's happening in Fort Mac, recognizing the impact that that's going to have on the resource economy in this country, and lowering our expectation for growth as a country down to zero as a result. If any Canadian listening today doubts how important Western Canada's natural resources are to this country, they should pay attention to that fact. As Fort McMurray burns, and as the economic infrastructure that has so long supported Canadians is threatened, international observers are suggesting that our economic growth is going to suffer disastrously as a result. And I think that puts the finest point possible on why Western Premiers are so focused on making sure that we have investment in our resource economy, that we have investment in our infrastructure to get our goods to market, and then we open up trade opportunities overseas, including TPP and individual trade deals with India, China, and Japan as priorities. Because these resources matter to every single Canadian, no matter where you live.