No, I think that's great. What's funny about the whole thing is that, yes, you have to expand the airports. That in turn creates jobs. You have to be very skilled to take care of the airports. There's Nav Canada and the weather. All that stuff is an opportunity and not just a cost in terms of the infrastructure of everything. Those skills are then worldwide, which is great.
I want to touch on another point. We actually have firefighting aircraft in Val-d'Or, Quebec. We work with SOPFEU. There's a Yellowknife company now. Because of the expertise from having things local, we're able to go and fight fire in Quebec, which is awesome.
Yes, support local infrastructure and support airports—I'm biased—as much as you can. Make them as long, as flat and as paved as possible. That's simply it.