Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'm going to move to Sonja because she came a long way, too, and Atlantic salmon is the same everywhere. I'm going to maybe put you on the spot or make you be the devil's advocate, but a lot of people would say in Nova Scotia that our southern waters are getting warmer, and so it's inevitable that we're going to lose our salmon. Acid rain has made it so the salmon can't live in those rivers, but we have salmon in the Margaree River that aren't doing so badly. What would you say to those comments that it's useless to bring the salmon back into the Minas Basin?