You mentioned that there was no real ask in your presentation today.
I represent the Northwest Territories, and we have a large mining industry in that part of the country. We have a good relationship. They're the backbone of our economy.
However, they still feel that the mineral tax credit is something that is very important to continue with. We have discussions regarding the benefits of either a tax credit or more infrastructure. As a politician, I want to see that the investment attractiveness is improved.
Given that we are a jurisdiction with very little in terms of roads, good airports, bridges, would you say there should be a priority in remote parts of Canada, where we look at maybe giving the benefit of infrastructure that's going to stay long after the industry is gone?