Yes. We've also reached this point, by the way, with salmon, which we've also stopped harvesting.
When there was a significant decline in the population of the species on our territory, it was easy for us to say that we had to stop the hunt, because continuing it would have gone against our principles. Fortunately, an agreement between the Innu nation as a whole and the Cree allows us to go to Cree territory to hunt animals and maintain a certain connection, which we had lost in Essipit. It has to be said: With everything that happened, the caribou moved, and as a result, our nation had all but lost the connection. That agreement helped us get it back. Thank you to our Cree brothers for allowing us to do that. These hunts are community-based and all Innu nations are entitled to a certain number of caribou. Last year, we had to reduce the number of caribou we hunted because of the forest fires that took place there. However, with this agreement, over time we can reconnect with the iconic meaning this animal had for our community. It must be said that the caribou have not completely left our Nitassinan, but there are very few of them. On our Nitassinan, we've never really hunted caribou.