Thank you.
Mr. Morrissette, in talking about the polluter-pays principle in your presentation, you clearly illustrated the reasons why you believe that the federal government has a responsibility. These lands have always belonged to the federal government. They were contaminated during that period.
You also talked about the history of the Lachine Canal, which is quite simply the cradle of industrial Canada. So it's normal for the government to contribute to it today, when the site must be redeveloped. The central government's responsibility seems clear to me.
Are there any other organizations, other governments—I'm thinking of the City of Montreal in particular—that have shown an interest in taking part in the funding of phase II of the revitalization project for the Lachine Canal and the postal sorting station, if that were to go ahead?