I tend to agree with everything that Brendan has mentioned, because our communities are vulnerable. We are isolated away from main societies. Many of our communities don't have road access. Quite frankly, to be honest and to be fair, when the Government of Canada created reserves, they didn't give us the best pieces of land. Many of our communities are already experiencing the consequences of climate change.
I think of many communities who every spring have to worry about their community and their homes being flooded out on a regular basis. That means that these community members are removed from those houses and put in temporary housing, whether it's hotels or other solutions. Some of them wait many years to return, if they get to return at all. Again, there are no additional funds to address these needs, and insurance protection also becomes an issue for us as more and more incidents of climate change and direct impacts on our communities occur.