Thank you for your question.
With regard to the broadband, we loop it into our other essential community infrastructure, realizing that broadband is part of infrastructure now and moving forward. As of March 31, 2019, close to $760 million of targeted funds had been invested to support almost 1,300 infrastructure projects related to other communities.
We've been working with the CRTC to ensure that we build towards the 50 megabytes download and 10 upload to fix the broadband Internet services. We're working collaboratively with ISED and the CRTC to move forward, to move on the envelope. We're connected into the national connectivity strategy, which is being brought forward as part of budget 2019, to make sure that communities across the country have access to rural broadband, which I understand has been announced as $1.7 billion over 30 years for access across the country.
We have done some work with some first nation communities to access connectivity as well, such as in Manitoba.