Thank you.
To describe our facility, we would be considered a medium-scale pulp and paper complex. We employ 300 people directly at our plant. It's a large facility. It has a blend of newer technology and historical technology. Our energy assets are quite historical. Our effluent treatment assets are world-class.
Although we produce a very good product, as I mentioned in my earlier comments, in spite of producing a good product we are unable to cover our operating costs because of the havoc that has been created in the marketplace, particularly through the trade war. What we do have in terms of infrastructure, though, is enviable.
We sit on the Trans-Canada Highway. We sit on the main east-west gas pipeline, which runs across our property. We have the Ontario high voltage network on our property, and we have the main rail line between northern Ontario and Toronto on our property. Also, of course, we have a well-trained and readily available workforce that wants to stay and live in the north. From an infrastructure point of view, as I mentioned earlier, for the fibre that we have related to our three regional sawmills, we're absolutely poised to pivot the facility, and we must. We just have to.