Part of what's transpired in the Greater Moncton Area consists of two things, really. Infrastructure was brought into place in terms of telecommunications and that really allowed this city and this region to move forward. It was predominantly driven by investments from the telecommunications companies that more or less had a monopoly at the time. There was Aliant in this area, and it was also really pushed by Frank McKenna, whom I'm sure many of you are aware of.
I'm not from this area, but as somebody who's lived in a variety of regions in this country where there has been a tremendous amount of poverty, what really impressed me most about Moncton is how people pull together, on an individual basis and as a community, to try to bring about positive change. It's visible not just in the economic climate, but also in terms of a lot of social infrastructure that's developed within the community. There is a strong network of people who've really worked hard and have been very committed to moving this community forward.