It's very interesting that you mentioned the Cold War legacy of the 1950s and 1960s. Now, for the first time perhaps, or in the largest way since that time, we're seeing a reinvestment in defence particularly in the north in Canada. One of the areas where I think there is potential from an infrastructure standpoint is on dual-use infrastructure.
From your perspective, what lessons can we learn from decisions taken in the past? Then, in the next five to 10 years, as we invest billions of dollars of new infrastructure money across the north, we can have infrastructure that serves not only a defence purpose, but also other purposes in areas where it makes sense, like energy exports that we've been talking about here.