I think that's exactly why FedDev took a strong look at the hardest hit areas in southern Ontario. We had a focus on those ten hardest hit areas, and of course your riding, Windsor, was one of them, and Welland, and and some other areas around. That allowed us to provide a yes to hundreds of projects all over the province. I suspect that workers came from various areas.
I can tell you that when I was travelling around doing round tables, the motels we were staying at were in fact filled with construction workers. But I also hear in my own riding that people in my riding—asphalt companies, cement workers, architects—are being hired for the university, which happens to be next door and not in my riding.
It all ends up putting money back into the economy. We don't know where those folks shop, but they get out, they spend that money, and that helps the economy. And obviously, I guess, overall, 240,000 jobs were created. I will tell you that over 200,000 of those jobs are full-time jobs.