I think we have some—I don't know if I'd call them natural advantages—advantages. We have the education facilities. We have a large number of post-secondary institutions. I actually think it's close to.... Well, it's a lot. There a lot of universities in Halifax and across Nova Scotia. We have a disproportionate number of universities. I think that certainly helps.
We have the advantage of lower costs than markets like Toronto, Vancouver, or Montreal that have an enthusiastic start-up culture but are recognizing that the costs of operating a start-up in a major metropolitan are difficult.
We do have support, I will say, given the announcement of the supercluster. We have enthusiasm from the federal and provincial governments on these kinds of initiatives. I think all of these things combined are creating Halifax. It's a seaport. It's a fairly dynamic city, as well.