There's been tremendous progress at the Seaspan shipyards in Vancouver. In December, the first OFSV ship was launched, which was a historic moment. We're expecting the launch of the next two Coast Guard vessels this year. With that certainly comes jobs in the community, and as the deputy mentioned earlier, a supply chain of jobs that exist throughout British Columbia, but also more broadly throughout the country. Part of the objective of the shipbuilding strategy was not just to establish shipyards, but to re-establish a supply chain and a marine industry in Canada that had disappeared over time. There are benefits that extend quite significantly through British Columbia and through the country as that work continues.
As for the graving dock, we're making significant investments now to improve it. It's a vital asset for Canada and for the Royal Canadian Navy for the maintenance of its vessels, so we've certainly been investing in that graving dock to make sure that it can fulfill its needed purpose, and that's creating construction jobs as well as jobs at the dock itself in the region for the work that's done there.