I'll be very brief.
I think you're using what I would call “Kennedy math” and you're better than that.
Let me tell you this. Would I have loved to have spent it all immediately? You bet. Let me use two examples that you cited. One is that we offered all the provinces and territories.... Every province and territory has $175 million available under Building Canada. We said to every province and territory, we will give you that money right now if you want it, and a majority of the provinces said they'd take it. Some provinces said no, they didn't want it.
Ontario, our provincial government, said no, they were too busy with all these other projects and they wouldn't take it. And I don't criticize them for that. Other provinces took advantage of it.
Of this launch of programs, I will say that it is ten times better than any infrastructure program brought forward by the federal government at any time in the last 25 years. I'll give you an example. The MRIF program was a very successful program launched by the previous Liberal government. It was in the 2003 budget. In 2003-04 the government spent nothing. In 2004-05 the government spent nothing. In 2005-06 the government spent 0.04% of the budget. So it wasn't perfect.
Building Canada wasn't a heck of a lot better, frankly. So we've moved a heck of a lot faster than has ever been done before, and it takes time to work together. I'll give you an example. Your city of Toronto wanted a program--