The first instance, our Cigar Lake Mine, will come back on as soon as the pandemic conditions allow it. It was taken down last year and also this year in response to trying to keep the pandemic out of northern Saskatchewan. We didn't want to inadvertently become a site for community spread. As soon as the pandemic conditions relent, we'll be in a position to think about opening Cigar Lake. There are no immediate decisions on that, but that is the one that will come online first.
With respect to McArthur River, that was taken offline in 2018 as a result of low uranium prices. In order for that to come back online, frankly, we're going to have to see a rebound in those prices and have that uranium delivered into long-term contracts. We see light at the end of the tunnel. It's been a bit of a trough, a long trough, for uranium prices, but we see some improvement in the future.