Thank you, Robert.
Yes, the human aspect is critical. These are very welcome opportunities that I've already heard about not only from indigenous Canadians but also from Inuit in Greenland who have been waiting for something like this. There is most definitely excitement about a Canadian presence in Nuuk because it will amplify the dialogue that has already been happening, especially on opportunities around trade, in particular Inuit-to-Inuit trade and how that can be supported.
Equally, and on slightly different fronts on the western side, there is the very lengthy, strong, historical and familial tie that exists not only with first nations but also with Inuit in the Yukon and the Northwest Territories. There are very strong relationships with indigenous peoples in Alaska, as well. There's equal interest in a trade perspective to diversify and tap into the north-south dynamic and what's now being described as the north-to-north dynamic.