Oui.
I want to be nice, because you might say bad things like you said about Julian Assange in the Toronto Sun. I might have a contract on my head.
Mr. Thompson, it is a serious issue, a strategic resource. Before asking questions, I felt it was appropriate for me to visit Fort McMurray. I spoke to most of the stakeholders, including the first nations. There is an issue of perception. There is a lack of inclusiveness, or, as some people think, a lack of monitoring. I saw all your numbers. I heard about your numbers.
Why do you think that some people might feel that your figures regarding the toxicity and all that are not accurate? Is there something more that you should have done? When I spoke to the first nations, they said they're not part of the deal. The answer from your group is, “Well, we hire more aboriginal people and they're a part of it”. They talk about Fort McKay and all that.
It is clearly a strategic resource, but you cannot do it at any cost. The environment is also important. It's not a menu à la carte, it's a one-two punch. What do you feel, for the sake of our study, that the industry should do better to make sure that from coast to coast to coast people might think it is important to expand?