I certainly applaud Ontario's efforts to begin the work of doing some real strategic planning.
Of course, I think that having a federal strategy doesn't look like coming in and telling provinces what to do in their own right, because I agree with you that different provinces have different opportunities. But I think the federal government, in its best light, would convene provinces to try to create a table where, to the maximum possible amount, provincial strategies can be complementary instead of competitive and can serve a wider Canadian interest while respecting the individual opportunities of provinces in this.
I think another component that's best done with the federal government at the table, of course, is recognizing the role of indigenous people and trying to incorporate indigenous people into that planning exercise as early as possible, including that strategic planning.
I know you've spoken a little bit already about some of Ontario's work with indigenous people, but I wonder if you could explain to the committee what steps you're taking to try to incorporate indigenous communities as early as possible into the planning stages of both particular projects, but also the larger question of the strategy.