The desire to pivot and support is where it begins. We are fully committed to that. If there's any institution, sir, in your riding that we could possibly share with and help, we'd be more than happy to do that.
One of the keys to all of this—and I don't think it's going to be a surprise to anybody—is the importance of communication, going into the community and deeply listening to what the barriers are. That's what we found to be so important, to sit down with the elders in the community, understand what those barriers are and then work collectively to solve them.
If I can say anything, it's that this has been one of the critical successes. In fact, we've developed joint steering committees, joint working committees, where we come together with our first nation communities. Sometimes the agenda is simply to talk and get to know each other without a particular set of outcomes.