In every area, we are hindered by the lack of infrastructure. For example, in mining and in oil and gas, if there is any investment there are extra costs involved because of the need to invest in infrastructure. In any other diversification—agriculture, fishing, what have you—we need investment in infrastructure.
The fact is that most of our small communities are not accessible other than by air, or by water in the summertime, and there is very little manufacturing in the north, so whatever economic diversification there is has to be brought in from the south. Consequently, if you look at the economic leakage, you'll see that for every dollar expended in economic diversification, probably 70% to 75% winds up back in the south, or as we call it, “outside”.