 The strategy we are releasing today identifies $25 billion worth of investment that are going to be needed by the private sector and by the government to keep British Columbians working. It builds on $22 billion worth of investment that's already been completed or underway since 2005. We have nothing less than a once-in-a-generation opportunity before us to take advantage of the fastest-growing economies in the world. The rapidly-growing economies of Asia are creating strong demand for natural resources. At TEC, we have invested over $1 billion and hired over 1,000 people over the last two years to expand our production in British Columbia in order to meet that demand. Today's announcement will continue to build on our history of working together to maximize BC's potential as Canada's specific gateway. Events such as these reflect our very strong confidence in the province of British Columbia. I want to applaud Minister Lexerman, Premier Clark, and the provincial government for helping create a positive climate for business in BC. We are proud of these investments, proud of what they say, and we're excited about the future. When you have your feet on the ground in places like China and India and you'll look across the Pacific, you see that British Columbia's ports, railways, roads, and airports are really where Canada begins. When they look across at us, the first thing they see is British Columbia. It really, really is true that Canada does start here. Thank you very much.