Thank you for that.
When the COVID-19 crisis happened, one of the things we saw in the trades was that we were extremely vulnerable. When flights started to not fly to the north, we realized that food and things....
Again, it's about independence and self-sufficiency for those communities. When you garden, you have food; you have things. It's the same thing. Supporting the social and local economy is key, as is ensuring that opportunities are capitalized on by local communities.
It's totally okay to have capitalization across Canada and everything else, but let's make sure that there is some allocated to local communities as well.