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And in Canada right now we're still at the preparedness level 3, so the scale is 1 to 5, I guess 0 if there's nothing happening. The 3, so it's right in the middle, that's a moderate demand for resources. So in the west there's still evacuation orders in the north Okanagan and the Coca-Holla highway actually had a two day closure because one of the fires, they were worried about closing it, they closed it and reopened it and then the fire encroached on the highway and they had to close it so that was essentially what happened there. And there's also visibility issues with widespread smoke, so it's not looking good in BC. The Northwest Territories, they have two large fires burning right now near Fort Providence and Watie and those two are totally out of control at this point in time. And in eastern Canada the activity has simmered down a fair bit which is good but there's still a province wide burn ban if I'm correct that remains in effect in Nova Scotia. New Brunswick and PEI, they also have various localized burn bans in effect. So that's what's going on there. Let me drop it.