Thank you, Mr. Woodworth. That's a very good question.
Going forward, we see the path is working with FFMC and the fishermen who are on Great Slave Lake.
We've had a great deal of success with Growing Forward. I'm not sure if your committee is familiar with Growing Forward. Late last year we signed another agreement, Growing Forward 2, on agriculture.
If the federal government had a program for us that was similar in nature to the Growing Forward fund, we could cost-share dollars with the federal government to put infrastructure in. I talked about a new fish plant in Hay River and the possibility of having fish processing stations around Great Slave Lake. Doing that is going to take some capital.
Our government is certainly looking at getting the fishery back to where it used to be, employing people, and getting our fish to market. We've had a great deal of success working with the federal government on the agricultural front. Perhaps a program could be developed that would enable us to look at cost-share dollars for the fishery as well. The most important thing for us right now is to find a way and a means to get a new plant in Hay River and to fix up and modernize an aging fleet on Great Slave Lake.