Yes, I would say they are reoccurring. I opened up talking a little bit about that robust wildland fire program. That's because these are a natural part of our environment.
What we need to do, and what we are doing in the Yukon very aggressively, is pursuing a prevention and mitigation type of approach. We know that fires are going to affect our communities. We can build infrastructure to defend ourselves against that fire, things like firebreaks, fuel treatment areas that form natural infrastructure around our communities and can reduce that risk. Similarly with floods, when I look at the flooding that's been plaguing us last year and this year, and I look back into the history of Yukon, I see that several of our communities have had the infrastructure constructed around their communities to protect them.
That is going to be our solution here, recognizing that these are not problems that should surprise us. These flooding events, we have to recognize, are going to be increasing, and we'll have to have an approach that deals with these in advance. We can do so with infrastructure and with the right amount of focus on our response coordination.