Absolutely. Mr. Bagnell, as you know, my riding is Klondike, and there's no way someone's going to get elected in Klondike without being supportive of the mining industry. We struck a balance as a community. It's up to our government now to figure out how to model that community by striking that balance. We can't do it alone. We need the federal government to help us with these considerations.
Our college is doing some great things, as you know, Mr. Bagnell, with cold-climate innovation, with the Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining. These programs would not happen without the support of the federal government. The return on investment for these dollars is not guaranteed, but it's there. With the right partnerships, with the first nations governments, with a joint approach to our resource industries, and with the support of Ottawa, we will grow resilient communities that take into consideration an economic picture, not just for today, but for seven generations of families.