I won't be able to get into the specifics of it, but I can confirm that trade, whether it is with our southern neighbours or elsewhere, does definitely have an impact in our northern Arctic communities, because our communities are incredibly dependent on these sources. We don't have the sorts of capabilities that exist in southern Canada, whether it is access to lumber immediately or steel products and those sorts of things, so having the reliance on sourcing that elsewhere has a direct impact on what can happen and how quickly in our communities.
