Through the chair, the municipalities in Niagara—and there are 12 as well as the upper tier, the county, basically, the region of Niagara—are the boots on the ground. We have the experience in moving people, moving products and attracting new investment.
I personally visit businesses in Port Colborne that ship amazing products all over the world, products that you wouldn't believe could be made inside a building. I've seen mining equipment that goes to Singapore, to the oil region of Alberta and all over Canada, and it's all coming out of Port Colborne. Those businesses are the ones that are going to benefit from a transportation infrastructure, a multimodal way of moving people and products all around the country. That's where I think the benefit is going to come home, for industry, commerce and residential, all over the Niagara region.