Search and rescue in the Arctic is becoming more and more predominant as the climate changes. Since 2015, our support for Coast Guard auxiliaries has increased from 15 to 41 Coast Guard auxiliary units. We have established a Rankin Inlet response unit, a critical Arctic piece, and we continue to assess on a daily basis, through what we call risk assessments, all of the areas across the country on the need to either augment or collaborate.
Lastly, it's an engagement with Inuit and first nations whereby they're included in that, and the auxiliary is a really good example. We continue to look at the needs in all areas of Canada from an assessment perspective of whether or not they need to be further augmented.