I have two comments. First, we're very proud of the progress we've made at the bank in getting infrastructure built in this country, across this country, working with governments at all levels, regardless of political stripe.
I think Canadians would look at the CIB and realize that we have projects in Alberta, in British Columbia, in Nunavut and in Nova Scotia. We work with governments of every stripe. We work with individuals of every stripe. We work with business owners across the country. Many business owners bring us ideas, and we work with them to get infrastructure projects built. We conduct rigorous review around conflict of interest. There were none in this case.
Mr. Chair, I dispute this notion. There's no preferential treatment in this loan. We made a loan to people who had a really positive business idea that's providing choice. It's backed by the Nova Scotia government. It's backed by other parts of the federal government. It's a really strong contributor to the overall grid—