It's kind of a unique circumstance. There are major projects in Newfoundland and Labrador. There's the Muskrat Falls development, a huge megaproject that is also facing a certain amount of controversy because it has run into significant cost overruns. There are environmental aspects of mercury toxicity in building hydroelectric dams.
To the point, there is no magic solution to the energy needs of Atlantic Canadians and Canadians in general. We just need to have the dialogue and set the rules, because companies are not going to come to Canada any more to look at these opportunities, or go through a regulatory process that has no end to it or no set conditions for approval or rejection.