Yes, it's the geological endowment, for sure, the cluster of skills.... You have communities like Rouyn-Noranda, Val-d'Or, Sudbury, Timmins, and Red Lake where there have been decades, if not centuries, of mining.
It's also the cluster of skills that reside in Toronto and southwestern Ontario when it comes to engineering, geology, finance, legality, and raising capital with the major banks and many of the legal firms—and these numbers are out there—because significant parts of their business, or portions of their business, are with respect to mining.
The other thing I can say about the community is that you have accommodating communities that want mining operations, and that's huge. That's one of the biggest things. You have stable tax, a political and legal framework....
I think the thing that's keeping investment out right now is regulatory uncertainty, which is just a code name for how you work with first nations throughout the regulatory process. What could you expect from timelines, and what are the requirements, because there is no framework? Things like UNDRIP and so forth, don't help.
That regulatory uncertainty right now is what's identified as the single biggest barrier.