We have experienced the same thing. The majority of jobs where we have been able to employ first nations—particularly at the lower Mattagami project, which I'm most familiar with—are in the areas of catering, surveying, and working on the roads. They are more the entry-level, lower-skilled jobs. Through some training we were able to equip them with the skills so that they could engage in those positions. There was truly a gap.
One of the things we have been trying to do in some of the northern communities is provide some education. The skilled trades—things that require apprenticeships—are truly areas that we and the Construction Sector Council have identified as a real paucity of resources moving forward as people retire. That's an area where if we can help provide some support to the first nations, there could be a huge benefit.