Thank you for the question.
We learned from the Plan Nord in Quebec.
There's also the Centre d'excellence sur les métaux critiques et stratégiques Éléments08. I believe it's a project of the CEGEP in your region, Abitibi‑Témiscamingue.
These are things that we think have to be part of this strategy, Mr. Lemire. They're lessons that I have pulled from, or are pages from, the success of the Plan Nord du Québec, frankly, which I believe is one of the reasons that northern Quebec is having so much success on a number of levels in responsible resource development and in appreciable benefit for indigenous communities on all aspects of it. I mentioned, of course, the role that the industrial technology centre is playing at, I think, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue. As their MP, I'm sure you would know more about it than I would. Integrating these into institutions of higher learning I think is also a critical element—no pun intended—so that folks have a comprehensive understanding of just what we're trying to develop here.
So it's not just about exploration, Monsieur Lemire. It's also about raising awareness about the potential for things like building capacity for processing, and being fully integrated in a supply chain within the province of Ontario and in co-operation with jurisdictions like Quebec, especially when it comes to transportation and the prolific work you do in bus manufacturing and some of the exciting opportunities that are taking place on the ground around lithium, a power supply for those modes of transportation.
Does that answer your question?