Of course we've looked at these options and opportunities. We pay attention to that, but you still have to remember we're in the Arctic, and for the most part we have -40° temperatures in the wintertime. In the high Arctic, you don't have any sunlight for months on end, for six months out of the year. Again, when we talk about the Arctic and Nunavut, it's not like northern Ontario; it's quite different.
There are options. We pay particular attention to that. The high cost of doing anything up there takes away the benefit. Of course, we'll take a closer look at these options, especially alternative energy. At this point we haven't found anything that could actually work up there.
In some communities we have solar power. In my little community of Kugluktuk, we have our arena that's powered by solar. For the most part it works okay, but again, that's a whole different region of Nunavut. We're just 40 minutes north of Yellowknife. We get a lot of sunshine there, so it works for us in our small community, but it won't work for, let's say, 20 other communities.