Thank you for the question.
When we do an infrastructure project—I'll use Manitoba as an example—we take into consideration the construction season. We actually do take into consideration the winter roads and access. We're currently working on a project very closely with four first nations. It's called the Manitoba schools initiative. We're building four schools in northern Manitoba. The access to bring up the materials can only be done in the winter. There's no airport. There's nothing. When we build the project, the entire project plan with the first nation is actually taking into consideration the northern road, the ice roads, the availability of resources, and also when people can go to school to take training. With the Manitoba schools initiative, over the period of, I think, January to March, almost 1,100 trucks brought all the materials. Now that we're ready, we started the build on April 1 with the first nation.