This is an old weapons range that we used near Calgary, which was on first nations land. We have a lot of work to do to clean that up and do it well and quickly. We've been working very closely with the Tsuut'ina First Nation to do that. This is a further installment that will help us some more.
Currently, we think we have about 500 suspected sites of ordnance to remove and 42 sites across Canada. While this request is just for Calgary, the program we have is large, and we have a lot of legacy sites where we have not been good stewards in cleaning up the ordnance. We've spent about $10 million. We're putting more money into that program in the next few years to accelerate the work, and we'll work in partnership with the affected first nations and train some of their people to do some of the work.
What is the risk of serious or fatal injury by UXO? How is DND working with the Tsuu T'ina nation to prevent serious or fatal injuries by UXO?