Absolutely.
One of the wonderful things about the mines having impact and benefit agreements is that there are dollars that are free to apply to things like education. For example, the Tlicho Nation has $800,000 yearly that they allocate to scholarships for people who are pursuing their education in the south. Those people are then becoming lawyers, or all sorts of different careers are opening up to them. The possibility for them to start to be promoted if they choose to be in mining is certainly there.