I totally agree—maybe not number one in mining, but number one in exploration, mining finance and junior mining companies. I'm very proud of that as well.
One aspect to note is that we always think about mining our own products and getting them out of the ground. There's also a tremendous opportunity in the cycle for Canadian companies to be the preferred operator, producer, company and partner in other countries. Obviously, some other countries in the world are not preferred partners.
We can make money and do export and trade not only by shipping our own raw materials but also by being the enabler of other countries—of our partners or allies. When I was in Asia at the Canada-in-Asia Conference last year, that was more often the conversation: What kind of investment, what kind of partnership and what kind of expertise can Canadians bring to us as we develop our own minerals? It's something that we should always keep at the forefront instead of always talking about the deposits we have here—not that I don't love our deposits.
