Without a major growth project or the cash from the asset sale, Kinder Morgan Canada's growth plans are at a standstill. It is financially strong, with net debt to adjusted EBITDA of around 1.3 times. It intends to pay a generous ongoing distribution of 0.65 Canadian dollars per share per year. And it has organic investments it can make, amounting to around CA$32 million. Beyond that, though, there's nothing in the pipeline right now. It is basically back to the drawing board -- and without a particularly clear path. The next year or so will be telling about Kinder Morgan Canada's future, as it really needs to provide investors with a more substantive game plan.