I'll take a shot at it.
This is my second trip to Yellowknife. I've seen it in January and at night, so I can't really respond too much on the beauty of it. I'll have to take a look when I leave for the airport today.
Obviously, I represent educational institutions in Alberta, and I think maybe it's a good idea I came up here today, rather than making a presentation in Edmonton yesterday, because it seems to me it has always been a jurisdictional issue on post-secondary education. It's a provincial jurisdiction, so what role does the federal government play in providing post-secondary education opportunities to any Canadian, regardless of where they live? It seems to me the problems in the north are certainly unique to those in the southern parts of the country, and it's just the ability to create the capacity and the number of people who can access those programs up here. There are no universities in the north. I think there's maybe only one or two colleges in the north. I think there's a college in the Yukon and there's a college in the Northwest Territories.