I would say that the provinces and the federal government are already working together very well when it comes to researchers collaborating and data being shared. One thing I mentioned was the DIVERSE project, which I am currently leading, in which we are collaborating with provincial and federal government researchers. We are trying to put all this data together so that we have tools we can use to better measure the vulnerability of our forests and determine what we can do to reduce the risks involved in managing them. Those risks go beyond fires, and this is a point I like to stress. There is also the growing risk of mortality caused by exotic insects or diseases and by drought or wind, among other things.
I think we are seeing a good level of co‑operation. Obviously, it can be improved, but I think there is already very good collaboration, at least when it comes to research.