As we look at resilience and adaptation, it is a really important area of opportunity for the country and investment need, but as I was explaining a minute ago, not just the capital investment at the end but also what we like to explain as a value chain, doing research. We have our research program to understand what we need to know from the changes in wind, for heat and for green canopies. How do we know that those things are going to make a difference? How do we change that in the way we build? We're investing with the National Research Council and the Standards Council in bringing different codes, standards and knowledge into application for communities and for the construction industry.
We're also working with tools to be able to provide to communities to take.... There's a lot of information out there, but how do you practically put that into use? To be able to know, if I live in this community in this part of Canada, that this is the forecast of change of weather that I'm going to be facing and that these are the types of infrastructure investments and codes that I should be thinking about for my infrastructure...and then also supporting asset management and being able to take that into being good custodians. Then finally, downstream, it's taking that knowledge into consideration and making the right investments for the long term.
That's how we're looking at infrastructure and doing it differently for the future.