Thank you for being here today. I really appreciate the testimony.
If I read things correctly, on the land management side, as we see from so many witnesses who have come forward, there isn't a one-size-fits-all here when it comes to land management, or even to the engineering and the Technical Services Corporation. When you're dealing with each community, there really needs to be a lens applied to each one to find out what is the best way to serve that community.
Can you give me, though, a sense of some of the best practices you've seen out there as to what can be accomplished within the communities?
Albert, you and I were talking, just from the standpoint of Nova Scotia, about the great success you've had with graduation rates there, because it is indigenous-driven, indigenous-led and indigenous-created. Maybe you can give us a sense of how you can translate that success into the land management side, some of the best practices you've seen across the country and how we can improve it in other communities.