We have 108 projects, of which 89 have started construction. Those projects have created economic benefits, GDP benefits, of over $40 billion in terms of economic growth that comes from the increase in construction activity that comes from building infrastructure. We estimate that it supports over 315,000 jobs. This is as of Q3, in December.
It then has further downstream economic benefits to Canadians. Those could come from a lower power rate that comes from more affordable power, which enables residents to have a more affordable power bill or enables Canadian businesses that use electricity to be more globally competitive. It also has downstream economic benefits in terms of better access to trade. We financed an export terminal at the port of Prince Rupert in partnership with an indigenous community, the Metlakatla Development Corporation. It's about breaking down trains that are coming in from the port of Prince Rupert and repositioning them to get them onto ships, so that exporters in B.C. and across the west can have better access to global markets. That supports jobs all across the country.