I think they need to ask that question to the people on the ground and listen with a willingness to really support them. It's like those are the folks who are going to drive forward and build their community really strong and really beautiful and shape that future. Why Jasper was such a special place was because you could feel the community first. Yes, there were the mountains and all this beauty, but a community thriving is what enables everything else to thrive. Supporting that community to thrive, listening to what they need and allowing them to shape their own future are essential.
Then secondly, absolutely, we need to rebuild broken relationships with the people who were removed, the indigenous people who were removed from the land, and ensure that they are part of that future as well in a meaningful way. The last thing I'll say is that we need structures and policies that protect our social and economic systems from corporate opportunism, not just in Jasper but across Canada.