I would say we are not close at all. If one of the west coast terminals, say, were to begin construction in 2014, the end of 2019 would probably be the earliest. Our terminal is coming on in 2020. We have to remember that Canada has depended on the United States for our exports since the gas industry began to grow 15 years ago. There is no infrastructure in place. There's not that much infrastructure in the United States in place to export natural gas outside of the liquefaction terminal in Alaska, but that's not connected to anything. So North America has been an island. It remains an island, and it will remain an island, probably until 2017, and maybe 2018 at the most. Certainly, as a short-term solution to the issues that are going on currently in Ukraine, most of it, I would say today, is about cheering them on, but there's really not very much to be able to be done in the short term, or even the medium term for that matter.
On April 29th, 2014. See this statement in context.