Absolutely. I was there when we announced the projects in British Columbia. British Columbia is taking a lead when it comes to superclusters, unveiling its projects first. What's really exciting is using data for good. One area that this digital supercluster is focusing on is health care. There were numerous companies that were announced as project winners that looked at using data for early diagnosis of diseases using artificial intelligence and big data.
That really speaks to why we also unveiled the digital charter as well. We want to build trust in this area. We want people to have confidence in their personal privacy and in their personal data. Not only do we need to generate more data, but we will need to use it in a thoughtful way to get positive outcomes.
The B.C. digital supercluster really focused on health care. They're focusing on health care and forestry, two areas that are important to British Columbia, but really across Canada. They announced projects in early stages at companies that really looked at early diagnosis of diseases, particularly cancer, which, as you know, is a challenge for many Canadian families and many people around the world.
Not only can we see these projects succeed in Canada, but I'm confident that these projects and these solutions can ultimately be exported to other jurisdictions and help other people as well.