I have one example, Mr. Hogan.
In northwestern B.C., again where Newmont has two operations, the capital decision is coming up relatively soon at the Red Chris mine. It's one that was listed to be designated amongst the first five.
Bill C-5, the Major Projects Office and the profile that's come to the Red Chris project since, along with the investment that was made on the road through the critical minerals infrastructure fund and the financing that may be part of the designation with respect to the clean technology manufacturing investment tax credit, all of this has had a very significant impact on our board.
Our board will be making the investment decision upwards of $4 billion Canadian in May or June next year. These steps that are being taken are being noticed by a multinational like ours, so it has had a significant impact.
Additional infrastructure and the next phase of projects in that region would require additional power. Galore Creek, for example, is not a feasible project without an increased enhancement to the transmission line. Additional power up there would serve to induce future capital decisions from Newmont.
Thank you.