Thank you very much for the question.
Without commenting on that specific project—although it is referenced as part of the northwest conservation corridor project—I think the contention is that the more we're able to connect east-west and then north-south, including up to the territories in particular, the more we are likely to see benefits.
It's very challenging to run an isolated grid where you're heavily reliant on diesel for the most part. It means you're constrained for energy supply. Costs tend to be much higher. Over time, connecting the territories to the continental grid in the provinces could be very advantageous. It's a long-term, expensive endeavour, but it could be transformational for their energy systems.