What I see down there is something that I've built. I'm part of it. All of us have the same feeling for the areas we're in. When you see something go in there you think, “I helped do that”. It gives you pride, and you want to see it survive.
We all survived through 1992 and that moratorium. Keeping any harbour authority going during the first three or four years of the moratorium was, I must say, a nightmare. You're on a wing and a prayer to keep the doors open, and we did it. Everyone at this table worked hard to get those harbour authorities to survive. We did it because it was for our community, and it was our future. We still see that work as our future.
To look at a bigger area, there are certain things you do regionally, but that's going to be a hard one.