Thank you for the question. I'll start off and then maybe I'll ask some of my colleagues to jump in. Allan can talk a little bit about connectivity and Internet access. We're also looking at a number of projects around electrification and connecting communities to the electrical grid, particularly in the north.
With respect to your idea about training for trades in the north and in all communities, this is a priority for us. That, I think, is what I was referencing around developing capacity-building. Increasingly we want to work with communities so that we don't have the situation in which somebody goes in, builds, and then leaves.
Just yesterday I saw a film from a B.C. community in which they were building a small community centre and a couple of houses, and they were training people in the community to get “trade tickets”, as I believe they called them, from the building they were doing. Capacity development and working with the communities on their needs are very key for us.
We're also quite focused on innovation, and again Allan may want to speak a little bit to that. We're looking for alternative solutions in the north: more green and environmentally friendly housing, and housing that more closely meets the needs of the communities and can follow people through their stages of life. The house you want at 18 isn't the house you want at 40, and it probably isn't the house you want at 65. We're trying to look at how, in smaller communities, we would be able to build that flexibility around housing stock. We're also, with the communities, focusing on how to maintain that stock. That also offers employment opportunities, I think, for community members.