So far we have committed funding to 39 projects. Some of those projects are in construction at this point, and we feel that they are going to make our trade corridors more fluid. Some of them affect Great Lake ports, such as Thunder Bay and Hamilton. Funding has been put put into both of those ports, and there have been other measures to keep the goods flowing as well as possible in those corridors.
We are currently in an open situation, in that we have another $750 million, and we have, since January 15, been inviting new submissions for consideration under the national trade corridors fund. This is highly solicited and extremely popular as a program to help do exactly what it says, which is to keep our corridors moving efficiently.