I'm sure Mr. Boyd can answer this too, but I will say there's one operating mine in the Yukon right now. It's a silver mine, so it's not a critical mineral that's obviously important to the economy. Because Yukon is lacking in energy infrastructure, especially electricity infrastructure, they've had to curtail their production many times this winter, and last winter as well.
Electricity is maybe the main bottleneck to expanding northern mines right now. Probably for Agnico—and Mr. Boyd can answer this—they bring in their own energy. They bring their diesel generators, but for some smaller projects, if that's not possible or if there are some policies that prevent relying on diesel, that is absolutely an inhibitor. I can think of a copper mine, Casino in Yukon, for example, where access to electricity is probably the biggest barrier for being able to move that project ahead.