As for Nunavik, first, we're still under the jurisdiction of Quebec, so we don't have a self-government per se, but there are recommendations that have been set forth in the llirijavut report, which was written by Zebedee Nungak and Adamie Kalingo.
In there, they identified recommendations that came out from workshops and the different meetings that were held in the region, so I think it's a matter of having meetings with the youth and the elders and trying to bridge the gap between the two generations and make this attractive for the youth to go to. There are many different activities and workshops that do take place in the communities, but nobody shows up because it doesn't sound interesting, so I think it's also in the way the delivery is done. It's just to attract as much of the youth as we can to get participation.