First let me just make a quick comment, if I may, in response to the comments about the fiscal and financial health of the Government of the Northwest Territories.

We’re one of the best run jurisdictions in the country, top three. We have an Aa1 credit rating. We have one of the best debt-to-GDP ratios, revenue-to-interest ratios in the country. We are pushing ourselves fiscally because we have a lot of things to do as a territory and we’re not prepared to sit back and be overly cautious. We’re careful and prudent, but we know we have to do things. As a government, we are managing ourselves, which is why we have an $800 million borrowing limit. We have an annual GDP of over $4 billion a year, almost $5 billion.

For the Member to say that we’re not well managed financially by this Legislature and by the government is inaccurate, and I will assume that his comment about what a good Finance Minister I was previously was, the sincerity metre didn’t register very highly. So I won’t take that as something that I’d feel all warm and fuzzy about. I’ll ask Mr. Neudorf if he would speak specifically to the number of bridges and crossings.