The simple answer, in my mind, is to restore the Arctic Council to deal with the non-military side of it and to begin lower-level discussions with Russian military officials, because that is a key issue here, to avoid the miscommunication or misunderstanding that can lead to accidental warfare in the Arctic. Canada and Russia have a common interest to keep the Arctic isolated. If we can do that through what was known in the past as confidence- and security-building measures at the military-to-military level, that will facilitate a more secure Arctic, in my view.
It doesn't mean that we're justifying the Russian invasion of Ukraine at all. That's a different set of issues.