It's always sad when you have to make difficult decisions such as stopping or not continuing a project.
However, we're very aware this is taxpayers' money and that it must be used responsibly. As I said earlier, we were asked to find $41.3 million in savings. We did that by stopping this project, since there were signs it would be difficult to complete on schedule and within the budget. Given that and the request to reduce the budget, we did what had to be done.
That said, scientific development will go on. As I said earlier, there are some great companies in Sherbrooke doing extraordinary scientific development. I'm thinking in particular of SBQuantum, which uses the earth's magnetosphere to create very specific maps. It's extraordinary. I had the opportunity to visit the company earlier, and what they do there is magnificent.