 And so today I am very happy to announce a mine expansion permit at Huckleberry Mine near Smithers. The permit will start in 2012 and it will it will ensure that we are able to continue to defend stable jobs for 230 employees for another nine years and create about another 70 new jobs going forward. Over the life of the mine they will spend $254.5 million, $254.5 million on wages and benefits, $190 million on new acquisitions, and $82 million on dam construction. And that's also supported by the Chislada Carrier Nation which is why Chief Peter is with us today. In the last year we started a commitment that renewed relations between Huckleberry and Chislada and I think that it proves that First Nations and companies such as Huckleberry can work together for the betterment of not only our community but the community in general. We believe this expansion is a powerful example of how to get things done in BC and it is a powerful example of what the future holds. Let me personally thank you Premier Clark for committing to mining in BC. Your leadership has been so important to our success. It shows BC is open to business and foreign investment and BC is continued pride in our long relationship with Japan. And as part of the BC jobs plan we also said that we are committed to eight new mines opening and nine new mine expansions by 2015. That's a pretty ambitious goal and this is part of meeting that goal.