We don't necessarily have all the geological understanding of oil and gas reserves across our homeland—40% of Canada's land mass—largely because it has never been feasible for the state to pursue those interests. In the Beaufort Delta and the Beaufort Sea, there are some areas known to be rich in oil and gas. Up until now, it has not been in Canada's interest to pursue those.
Regarding emerging energy, whether it's about the world's greater dependence on nuclear or our known uranium deposits, especially in Nunatsiavut and the Baker Lake area of Nunavut.... Those could end up being conversations, again, for our jurisdictions.
Also, there are rare earth elements and other critical building pieces to alternative energy. Those are the other exports that we now know are in our homeland.