Taking a step back, there have been a lot of satellite advancements recently. EchoStar, which you mentioned, is a new high throughput satellite. Xplornet is already using that for its residential customers in remote areas, mostly in the south; that one doesn't cover the north. Telesat is launching a satellite this year that will be able to cover the far north of Canada with high throughput, and we expect that's what will provide an advance for the Canadian Arctic.
There is definitely significant interest in low earth orbit right now. It has been tried before, and the first iterations of that haven't worked out quite as well. As of now, we have many companies looking into it. It has a lot of potential in the medium term, I would say, but I wouldn't expect it to solve our problems tomorrow.