Yes, and the kind of mini land bridge of that is that probably that cargo spends too much time on ground transportation before it actually is able to access marine terminals. As well, as you mentioned, going off the east coast to the United States while even going to the east coast of Canada means that it's travelled through the whole southern Ontario region to these ports by ground transportation, adding to the congestion issue, and in a lot of cases that's by truck.
By improving the infrastructure throughout the whole southern Ontario region, I think we're going to be able to convert that from ground transportation to marine transportation, thereby improving the environmental footprint and reducing the costs.