Thank you for the question. That's interesting.
For that one, I might go back and look at the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre model, which is a really robust method of exchanging resources between the provinces, understanding where each of us is in terms of preparedness and response need in wildland fires, and knowing what resources we can move across the country with those sort of pre-arranged agreements for how we organize ourselves in a response structure and how we reimburse each other. That would be one area of focus in my mind.
The other area might be something like what we have in the Yukon. I'm not familiar with whether this exists in other jurisdictions, but we have the Canadian Rangers up here in the Yukon. It's a reservist group. Perhaps some type of reservist group in partnership with some NGOs could be trained to provide that capacity.