Thank you to all of our witnesses for appearing.
Mr. Obed, I'll begin with you. It's really good to see you here.
There have been some really significant events for Inuit Nunangat lately. An interesting one, which I attended just yesterday, was the celebration for Yukon University becoming the 97th university addition to Universities Canada, a really big deal for a northern university, the first university north of 60. At that event, they reflected on the recent announcement of steps towards having an Inuit Nunangat university.
I am interested in what it means to have a post-secondary institution based in Nunavut, not just for reconciliation, but also for economic reconciliation and for indigenous opportunities. I wonder if you could comment on that.