When we look at the work that we've been doing on resiliency, we see that it's been quite expensive. It's not just about the really important investments in the capital infrastructure to make the actual infrastructure more resilient, but also about how we build. We've invested $120 million in working with the National Research Council and the Standards Council to develop new standards and guides to help people build for the weather that we're facing now and into the future. We are taking that into consideration, as well as supporting asset management and taking into consideration climate change with asset management so communities have better knowledge and tools to enable them to be the custodians of the infrastructure they have with the weather and the severity that they're facing, to ensure that they have the integrity within the infrastructure.
As well, we have a disaster mitigation and adaptation program that has just closed, which is about $1 billion. We'll be making more capital investments both in the built environment and in the natural infrastructure in the near term.