Yes. Canada is certainly well endowed in gas hydrates, which is basically methane frozen in ice crystals, both because the extensive permafrost that characterizes northern Canada—and the bulk of Canada's north is above 60 degrees north—is permafrost hosting gas hydrates inland, and also, if the water depth is sufficient, because pressures and temperatures will be such that gas hydrates will also exist at the bottom of a deep column of cold water. So again, on that front, Canada is well served by Mother Nature.
