I am just getting that information out here.
There is a Treasury Board directive that exists for the sale of surplus real property, and there was this property in the St. Lawrence Seaway that was not required by the seaway. What happens is that it goes to Canada Lands, and then there's a sale process that happens.
Niagara-on-the-Lake and La Prairie, Quebec were two areas where excess land was being divested to the private sector. The properties in Niagara-on-the-Lake were identified as surplus to the operations of the seaway in 2013, along with a large number of properties in Quebec and Ontario. These properties were being leased to farmers, many of whom had been on these lands for at least 25 years. The department sought authority to direct sales of the properties in Niagara-on-the-Lake to the existing tenant farmers, and it has been completing these sales since 2017. These sales will conclude this fiscal year. They had been renting the land and they were given the option of buying it, so now they own it.