Absolutely. The Arctic and offshore patrol ship—the Harry DeWolf class—is a critically new capability for the Canadian navy. It's the first time we've had a ship that is capable of going into the ice packs since HMCS Labrador back in the 1950s. We have right now taken delivery of three of the six, and we expect that the fourth, fifth and sixth ships will arrive in each of the next three years. That class is tracking very well in terms of delivering on the statement of requirements and producing, in fact, a ship that is better than what we had hoped for originally.
The Harry DeWolf went through the Arctic last year via the Northwest Passage and circumnavigated North America. That is the first time that a Canadian warship has done that since 1954, proving our ability to operate throughout the Canadian Arctic archipelago.