If we had roads, we probably wouldn't have the seriousness of challenges we have in our communities with airplanes. Most communities are using medevacs for ambulance. Air ambulance is the only system we have in most of those communities. We know that the cost of building roads is very high in the north. We are really pushing hard to try to get some of the roads connected, and if we're lucky, we may see some investment. We have seen some already, but we need to see more. For sure, we're not going to be able to connect all of the communities. A cheaper option is to extend the runways, to pave them, and to bring them up to a standard where we can bring in the bigger planes.
Do you have any idea, any estimated dollar amount of the cost to address the northern aviation infrastructure deficit?