Thank you for the question.
The funds are delivered through FPInnovations and through their own staff. For example, they are expanding their presence in Atlantic Canada, and more specifically through some of the universities, like the University of New Brunswick.
For example, the UNB wood products research group is actively engaged in our Value to Wood program. In that Value to Wood program we see experts. Many of these industrial advisors actually locate in smaller communities and go out and actually visit facilities and give advice to owners. So there is no allocation per se, but provinces like New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have been very active in terms of making contributions as well, and universities, again, specifically UNB, are actively involved in this program.
As I say, there's no regional breakdown in terms of allocation, but there certainly has been pretty active engagement from places like Atlantic Canada, and more specifically the University of New Brunswick.
I believe we just recently got notice of a joint project that was submitted by the FPInnovations' Paprican to the Atlantic Innovation Fund around some research to be undertaken in collaboration with UNB. I can certainly get you more information on that, Mr. Allen.