I think that's a big part of it. As I said in my opening comment, I don't think this can be legislated. It has to be place-based in a lot of cases. Grand Forks' situation and the way that they're mitigating it is not going to be the same for my community, and the sooner we understand that there's no silver bullet here, I think the better we'll be.
We have experts, people who know what they're doing, and we're working on this every day with or without the help of the federal government or the provincial government. We're doing the work now. We just need support financially and a little bit of coordination from above to make sure that all the resources end up where they need to be.