 And British Columbia, by the way, with the HST change, is the only jurisdiction in Canada that is lowering taxes right now. And a lower HST, or even just an HST at the old rate, is something that is going to benefit places in rural British Columbia disproportionately. And I'll tell you why. Because it's the capital intensive industries that are going to benefit the most. It's the mills, it's the mines, it's the big operations that employ so many people in the bread basket of British Columbia, like in the Northwest, that are going to benefit from it. And they will be able to reinvest that money in hiring more people. When I went to Ottawa, I told the Prime Minister that I believe that British Columbia is the economic engine that is going to move Canada into the next decade. In the next century, it is going to be British Columbia that moves Canada forward. And within British Columbia, I believe it's going to be the Northwest that will be the primary economic engine of our province. Because when you look at the billions of dollars of investment, not just that are planned, but that's already approved and going ahead in this region, you see a really bright future. You see an economic engine with the Northwest transmission line, with the investment that they're doing out in Alcan. When you see all the investment in the mines that are happening in and about the region, when you see the reopening of mills like at Kiwonga, which by the way is almost the 30th mill that has reopened in British Columbia in the last year and a half, when you see that investment and you add it up, you see the potential for the Northwest because we are on the doorstep of the fastest urbanization in human history and the fastest growth of any middle class in the history of humankind. And that's happening in India and China. You are right next door to a port that is two hours closer to China than anywhere else in North America. Your back door is filled with resources that the world particularly across the Pacific needs desperately. We are perfectly positioned for the future.