Thank you, Mr. Weston.
If you did choose to visit the Northwest Territories, that would be fantastic. The summer months are obviously the best time of year to visit, any time from May until September. The top three places you would want to visit relative to the fishery would be Hay River on the south shore of Great Slave Lake—that's the hub of activity in the fishery—Yellowknife, and perhaps a smaller community like Deline located on Great Bear Lake. They have a lodge there. They have facilities there that you could put to good use. They also have the tourism angle with operations on Great Bear Lake for fishing. That would be great if you had the opportunity to come and visit for yourselves.
On the sovereignty question, we have done a great deal of work with the federal government. Again, I have to thank the federal government for all the money they've helped with so we could get infrastructure here in the Northwest Territories and we could grow and put that necessary infrastructure in place. I mentioned the Building Canada fund earlier. Just recently we had the announcement on the Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway project. Having a highway that's going to connect this country from coast to coast to coast speaks a great deal to Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic. Certainly if we had a flourishing commercial fishery here that would certainly be of benefit on a sovereignty front as well.
As I mentioned earlier, we've had success in partnering with the federal government on other programs through which we've seen cost-shared dollars come into the territory. For the fishery we welcome that as well.