I'm not familiar specifically with the numbers in terms of Canada's production, but I would note that Canada is integral to the U.S. effort to expand production. In the supply chain for U.S. munitions, very often those munitions go back and forth between the U.S. and Canada. That reflects a number of specific manufacturing capabilities that you have, but also Canada's ability to generate raw materials for explosive energetics that other countries don't necessarily have access to. Canada is actually quite important in this role.
I would also commend the work of one of your former ambassadors, Wendy Gilmour, who is an assistant secretary at NATO. She is playing a leading role in trying to cohere these efforts across the alliance, so Canada has made a significant contribution, I think, to the diplomacy to unlock some of these challenges.