It's part of the puzzle. There are a lot of different components, from satellites to aircraft and ships that need to be doing the same thing. They do contribute. These grassroots-level organizations contribute to this broader picture.
If you don't mind, let me read a recommendation that Calvin has made. This was going to be one of his conclusions: “I'm not too concerned about a Russian ground invasion. That would likely result in the biggest search and rescue operation the north has ever seen. Still, the Canadian Armed Forces needs to be able to operate effectively in the north and to have the surveillance capabilities required to know what is going on in my homeland. We need the infrastructure to support these efforts. We need airstrips that can be used by the military's aircraft and the deepwater ports required by its ships.”
These kinds of grassroots organizations that we've talked about, Inuit marine monitors, the Coast Guard Auxiliary, rangers and Inuit guardians all play a really important role, but, yes, we do need these other layers of domain awareness as well.