To answer your question directly, I think there may be a bit of a misunderstanding. There is no proposal for any fiscal support for the mining industry. Rather, the comment was that the mining industry, or certainly a prominent group within the mining industry, is recognizing the need for communities in mineral-rich areas to get some direct benefits from the resource wealth that they produce. This is in fact partly in reference to Ms. Ablonczy's point.
The resource curse doesn't happen in Alberta, where you have an educated population and you have infrastructure. It's worth noting, perhaps, that no two communities in Nunavut are connected by road, so there is isolation of every community. There is not adequate education. So the entry level that we think of for a population isn't there. I grew up in Alberta and we had education. As a farm boy, you could get work on the rigs because you could read and write. That's not always the case in Nunavut.