Again, it's just another layer.
I'd just like to echo the point on the infrastructure. There's a phenomenal asset in Canada's north on Baffin Island called the Mary River iron mine, the Baffinland mine. It has a port there right now, and it ships about six million tonnes of iron ore direct. It's in the process of trying to get an expansion to go to 12 million tonnes to be economical. Really, it's uneconomical at today's prices and throughput. It's a phenomenal shared resource for, potentially, the military. Obviously, there's power, and there's infrastructure for living, communications and shipping. However, this group has been forced to build a port on the other side of Baffin Island, on the west coast inland, 120-some-odd kilometres away, in the interest of environmental impacts that I think are a little bit overstated.
So, with regard to national interest, there's a reason that we should be pushing that. It's not just for the jobs and the economy of that project but also because it's an ideal spot for a port for the navy and the air force.