Absolutely, I think the short answer is yes.
Infrastructure Canada has billions of dollars at its disposal, and there are programs specifically for adaptation and emergency preparedness as well. That's upfront mitigation on the need for help, whether it's dikes or reinforcing dams or roadways.
You're absolutely right. There are very significant provincial and federal investments in those areas, which I'm sure my colleagues at Infrastructure or others could speak to. The need to respond is much different if you have prepared up front.
We have certain first nations where there have been infrastructure investments that have negated the need to evacuate folks in some cases. Those are the things that we all need to be focusing on. However, that's up front and it's long term.