I just wanted to ask Mr. Bloomer a quick question.
The pipeline discussions have been going on. The challenges around building pipelines and trying to get them permitted, and the regulatory process have been around for a long time.
Several years ago, the premier of the Northwest Territories stood up and said that if you want to look into building a pipeline, why don't you look north? We have a pipeline that has been permanent for several years, but I don't think the market conditions will allow it to happen. At the same time—and I think maybe you've answered my question to a point—supporting infrastructure will allow it to happen.
Now in the north, do you think it's realistic for us to think that we're going to get a pipeline at some point without a road, without a rail system, unless we get a subsidy?