Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Rowe pointed out that most of our critical minerals are in the vicinity of where people live. I suspect that's because that's where the critical minerals are and people came to access those minerals. It makes me realize that 99% of this country is remote and we're always going to find a problem with infrastructure, so I was wondering what we can do to be more effective in developing infrastructure in a timely manner.
I'm going to start with Mr. Mullally.
I'm interested in the Red Chris mine. I notice that it's in northwest British Columbia. I haven't been out there, but I know it's very remote. There's a main highway that goes up to Watson Lake and Red Chris is quite well off that road.
What kind of infrastructure do you need up there specifically? How can we structure things to make it easier to create infrastructure when and where we need it?