That's excellent.
In the north, and I will talk specifically of Sudbury, there are three post-secondary education facilities. One of these facilities put together mobile skills training centres. I believe they wanted to put forward four. They were able to put forward two. Two of those were supported by the private sector—mining companies, of course—so if you're looking at diamond drilling or whatever it is, this training can happen.
The other two were requested through government funding. We're hearing more and more that it's being denied and that we don't have the money to pay for these types of things. If we're looking at the comments you made earlier, in terms of the royalties we're paying to all levels of government, should there not be some type of investment from all levels of government to ensure there are mobile centres and training is happening throughout the north, so those communities get the necessary skills and they can be employed as soon as the mines open?