That's interesting.
In terms of first nations, you suggested there's not enough money for first nations' policing. Then you also said it's really a local infrastructure problem. As you say, it's hard to retain officers in an area that has very little in the way of community infrastructure.
I remember many years ago I visited a community in northern Quebec on James Bay, called Chisasibi. Yes, it was far from the big southern cities and so on, but they had an arena. They played broomball with the local Cree and so on. I guess that's what you're getting at. If you can build a little community, it will be easier to retain the officers, and that would probably lead to savings.
Is it a question of building community infrastructure in first nations or is it a question of more money for police operations, or a little of both?