As you know, the Canadian pension funds are some of the biggest investors globally in infrastructure. They're being imitated by others, so CPP, OMERS, and the teachers are leaders in infrastructure investment. That's at the equity level.
From a debt perspective, those institutions and the life insurance companies are large investors in Canadian infrastructure projects. There are life insurance companies for the long-term...and Canadian banks for the shorter-term financing are the largest investors in Canadian infrastructure. Indirectly, the ones who are benefiting from it are Canadians, to the extent that they hold insurance policies through Sun Life, Manulife, etc.
One of the very interesting things that's happened is there's been a whole growth of domestic Canadian infrastructure funds, companies like Forum, Fengate, and others that are domestic and are sourcing money from smaller pension funds to invest in Canadian infrastructure funds. In fact, they're now looking abroad in the same way that the larger Canadian pension funds are also scouring the earth for opportunities.