In 2019, with the help of Environment Canada, we convened a meeting of the 13 territorial and provincial forecasting groups. They had never met before. We started an informal community of practice to share things. They were all building the wheel separately, by themselves, and everyone said they didn't have enough resources to do it.
There's a lot to be gained by working together. That's where perhaps a federal initiative can help grease those wheels to help it happen. I think a lot of the activity will be provincial, but it varies tremendously, depending on jurisdiction. We have big, rich provinces that have fairly sophisticated systems, and we have smaller provinces and territories that are using Excel spreadsheets. It's pretty different, that capability right now.