The agreement we just did was almost $1 billion with Quebec. That money will flow into a program that the province will run with very minimal interference—I'll use that word—with Ottawa. Very good collaboration happened in pulling that agreement together, and I think it will result in no delays.
With every provincial government, we go through a negotiation process. Our agreements are made public at a point. We will make our agreements public with each of the provincial governments. It happens once we conclude the last one.
To your point—and I'm not trying to remove myself from any responsibility for it—in terms of the re-profiling of the money, it is truly beyond anybody's control. I don't blame the provinces for it when it happens on their projects. It's just like costs going up. We've seen that on a lot of projects, costs have gone up, and that has resulted in renegotiations.
Usually our principal position is that we don't pay for cost overruns. In practice, sometimes there are extenuating circumstances that result in those kinds of discussions happening. There's a rescoping of projects. There's a lot that goes into that.
We maintain very good discussions and good relationships with the province. I would note that the one under CHIF where we didn't get an agreement was with the Province of Ontario. We did not get an agreement with Ontario under the CHIF. In that case, we got one with Quebec, but didn't get one with Ontario.