I think it depends on which industry, on whether you're talking about mining versus oil and gas. They are of course quite different. I think mining has traditionally been a very male-dominated occupation, even here in Canada as well. In oil and gas there's a lot of opportunity, particularly in various aspects of a company's operations. We do see a fair number of women active in oil and gas operations.
There are the operations of the company and then there are the value chains. Really, if local leaders identify a need for more economic activity, more diversification of economic activity, in a community affected by the sector, let's say, we certainly encourage women to get more involved in various aspects of the value chain. But the obstacles are not faced exclusively by women. They are the challenges of any rural community getting involved in the value chain when a company enters the community.