I was taking a look at something Gord mentioned about the opportunities to connect. When we start getting into these definitions for rural broadband, there's rural and there's also remote. There's underserviced. These sorts of things are important.
Up in northern Ontario, the Matawa First Nations just benefited from an announcement, and that's five first nations in the Ring of Fire. It's $37 million from us and $30 million from the province and $2.1 million from another one. I think that's a perfect example of a partnership that's happening, because no matter where you live in Canada you should have the same opportunities as anybody else.
Could I have some comments on how that is going thus far? It was recently announced, but what are the next steps as an example of that announcement?