I think that's certainly part of the challenge: how do we create healthy growth in any community? I think the benefit we do have is that more and more people who are in a professional capacity—doctors, lawyers, and teachers—are beginning to recognize that, particularly, the Yukon in the north is a very attractive place to live and far more like it is living in, let's say, Canmore than it is living at the North Pole. I think that we have a benefit there, quite frankly, in terms of the growing awareness of what a terrific quality of life you can have up here. I think we would rely, certainly partially, on trying to get that word out. People come where there's employment, and if you have the added bonus of a wonderful place to live and a high quality of living, I'm fairly confident that we can attract the support infrastructure that we need in terms of people and expertise.
On April 8th, 2014. See this statement in context.