A fund for rural and remote expansion would assist with the core infrastructure costs for communities like those in your riding. Straight up, that's the way we could assist.
You mentioned the system in Inuvik. As you know, it's Canada's most northerly distribution utility. When local supply was drying up, the arrangement was made for the trucking of liquid natural gas from the Lower Mainland in British Columbia. That was a more cost-effective alternative than any of the other fuel options, which speaks to the value proposition.
To your point, to give you more long-term fuel security, I think there needs to be federal support for infrastructure, as there always has been in the north, but it needs to be focused on the natural gas opportunity.