I'll be quick.
As a former mayor and the former president of the Nunavut Association of Municipalities, I can say that the energy infrastructure is actually a territorial Crown corporation. The telecommunications can and should actually be owned and run by Nunavut Inuit. Right now it's run primarily by companies that are either in Yukon or in the south. We need telecommunications particularly for search and rescue as more and more vessels are coming into the Arctic.
When the plane went down in Resolute, one of the very first things the military and first responders required was access to good telecommunications. They had to tell our entire territory to stop using the Internet and the phones so the first responders could actually communicate with each other. It's a massive priority issue.
Also, we basically need to have those ships have good access to telecommunications so we know where they are. When and if anyone is stranded, whether it's a cruise ship or those idiots on their Sea-Doos going through the Northwest Passage, you can actually know exactly where you need to respond so that lives are saved.
Lastly, part of that Arctic strategy needs to be building the human capacity in our regions so that finally our people can benefit from building out this infrastructure—owning it, managing and servicing it.