Today, as Minister of Energy and Mines, I was pleased to join council and staff with the Municipality of the County of Inverness to announce an investment of $60,000 for community engagement to assist with carbon reduction planning. In total, 11 projects across the province are receiving approximately $700,000. Our government has set one of the most aggressive greenhouse gas reduction targets in the country and Nova Scotia communities are already leading in climate change planning. We want to continue to inspire communities to take on lower carbon projects and increase uptake and awareness of funding programs.

One of the most important questions we've heard about the Cape Breton Health Care Redevelopment Project has been our government's plan with respect to the recruitment and retention of doctors. Over 13,000 Cape Bretoners who were on the waitlist have found new access to primary care providers. As Dr. Orrell illustrates here, these modern, state-of-the-art facilities will continue to play a huge role in strengthening recruitment efforts.

ALFIE: "Mr. Speaker, this may very well be my very last question in the House of Assembly, so it goes to the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal. I have to know, I have to know - what is his plan for the New Boston Road? (Standing Ovation)"