The Corporation decided to allocate the proceeds to repayment of existing debt, working capital and other general  corporate purposes. On December 5, 2014, the Corporation paid of f  its $335.0 million unsecured renewable revolving  credit facility which had a weighted average rate of 2.39%.  The  Corporation also decided to redeem its $200.0 million  aggregate  principal amount of Series A notes, at a fixed nominal rate of 4.98%, maturing October 15, 2015; the redemption  date is December 31, 2014. Redemption fees will be $5.9 million. After this repayment and this redemption, the  Corporation’ s financial  position will  be  comprised  of: • an  unused authorized revolving credit  facility  to  a maximum of $600.0 million;  • Series C notes in the amount of $300.0 million, bearing interest at a fixed nominal rate of 3.20% and maturing  December 1, 2021; • Series B notes in the amount of $400.0 million, bearing interest at a fixed nominal rate of 5.97% and maturing  October 15, 2035; • Series D notes in the amount of $300.0 million, bearing interest at a fixed nominal rate of 5.03% and maturing  December 1, 2044. CONTRACTUAL  OBLIGATIONS Payment commitments by fiscal year (capital and interest) (Millions of dollars) Facility  and  loans Notes Finance  lease  commitments Service  contract  commitments Operating  lease  commitments Lease and sublease  commitments (8) Total 2015  9.0 44.5  6.7  79.0  172.5  43.3 355.0 2016  3.0 48.6  6.5  63.7  168.0  42.3 332.1 2017  2.1 48.6  5.9  58.2  159.0  40.8 314.6 2018  1.4 48.6  5.4  55.7  142.8  37.9 291.8 2019  1.0 48.6  4.5  56.0  120.8  35.5 266.4 2020 and thereafter  23.3 1,782.5  25.7  26.2  495.3  236.5 2,589.5 39.8  2,021.4 54.7 338.8 1,258.4 436.3 4,149.4 $^{(8)}$  The Corporation has lease commitments with varying terms through 2035, to lease premises which it sublets to clients, generally  under the same  conditions. The  event after the reporting period, described in the Sources of Financing section, was taken into consideration in the  above  table. During  fiscal 2014, we supplied supermarkets held by a member of the Board of Directors and paid fees to Dunnhumby  Canada, a joint venture, for analysis of our customer sales data. These transactions were carried out in the normal  course  of business and recorded at exchange value. They are itemized in note 28 to the consolidated financial statements. RELA TED PARTY TRANSACTIONS $^{(1)}$ See table on "Operating income before depreciation and amortization and associate's earnings adjustments"  $^{(2)}$ See table on "Net earnings from continuing operations adjustments" $^{(3)}$ See section on "Forward-looking information" $^{(4)}$ See section on "IFRS and non-IFRS measurements"  $^{(5)}$ See table on "Net earnings adjustments" -  26 -