If I could share the lessons learned grosso modo, the first lesson is to ensure that you have strong relationships with your provincial and territorial partners, which we did. So for us, it's a lesson that we need to continue what we're already doing well in that area.
The second lesson was to have forces on standby ready to deploy, which we did, so again that spoke to the success piece. In a broader context, it also showed that the current framework the Government of Canada has in place for dealing with these issues across the country is the right one.
What am I speaking to? That we have an emergency management committee of senior government officials who meet every six weeks to talk about upcoming and ongoing issues of hazards and crises that are happening, who maintain a dialogue, and who can pick up the phone and speak to each other to do one thing very quickly—and that's to get resources, authorities, and capabilities where we need to.
What it did for us over the summer was it kind of came back and showed that what we were doing was the right thing, and we need to continue doing what we're doing and strengthen it even more.