Yes. I was involved. We had the chance with the Amundsen to conduct the Inuit health survey two years in a row. We were able to visit every little place in the Arctic and in Nouveau-Québec. We had close contact with the population, like during the CFL expedition during the IPY. We had to keep the ship up and running in the Arctic all winter long, so we had to discuss this with elders in different communities in order to get their expertise.
We had pretty good contact with all the communities in the Arctic, and if we go back to many years ago, we had the famous C.D. Howe, which was the hospital ship for the coast guard. The natives were afraid to go on board a coast guard ship, because when you go on board, you never go back. We destroyed that mentality with the Amundsen and the new story of Inuit health. So now when they see the Amundsen, they know we can help them.