In the case of Lac-Mégantic, I would point out two things.
In July, the government announced $60 million to be spent. The provincial government put up an equal amount. The $60 million in federal money from July was $25 million for response and recovery, search and rescue, things like that, and then there was an additional $35 million that was provided that is targeted for the Economic Development Agency, Quebec, that is around economic revitalization of the region. That's the other $35 million. That gets you to $60 million.
And on November 21, more funding was announced,
$95 million to help pay for the cleanup, the environmental cleanup itself, which is an ongoing effort. I believe they've estimated that about 40% of that cleanup is done. I believe both the federal and provincial governments are cost-sharing that cleanup. The actual railway company itself only had about $25 million in liability insurance to put towards that cleanup, so the federal government and provincial government are taking on additional amounts.
That $95 million is not in supplementary estimates (B). It was just announced in November, so you will see it in future supplementary estimates.