Sure, I'd be happy to and will defer to my colleague, Brenda Wasylow, if need be, if she has comments as well.
We're thinking in terms of education and training, provided that the work readiness is there. As we've evolved technologically, we see many people working off their phones, from their home offices, their laptops. There's absolutely no reason, aside from the work readiness training and education component, that the same scenario could not be replicated in first nations.
That's the vision we see and that's where we think there is opportunity for inclusion among first nations and indigenous people. Again, it's a multi-generational thing. We don't think that will happen next year or the next decade, but nonetheless, as I said, it's the first step we would like to see. Of course that would require infrastructure, which is expensive, as you know, and opportunity as well.
That's it for my comments.
Brenda, do you have anything to add?