Like I said earlier, we talk to them.
I heard the city manager for Terrebonne earlier talk about the financial challenges of decontamination. For us, it's the responsibilities negotiated with the military base that are financially challenging.
We have an excellent relationship with them. I can't say our relations are bad, because that's not the case. I have a good relationship with the commander.
All the cities adjacent to national defence land are probably in the same situation we're in. There's a new commander every two years, so our relationship is set to fail. We meet two or three times, and then they move on. I have to work with someone new, so we have to start all over again.
Obviously, they use a lot of land. There's a project to build 1,100 housing units over the next three years, which means the population of Shannon will go from 7,000 residents to 10,000 residents.