Respectfully, I think indigenous communities have spoken in support of that, at least some of the ones I've been in. I think it comes back to one of my previous answers around energy literacy: providing all the information or a full picture, so they can make informed decisions.
The 2018 report referred to earlier showed there wasn't necessarily an outright “I don't support this across the board”, but rather “I want more information”. We are now where they are getting more information, and we are, as I said.... I've done numerous surveys across Saskatchewan and Ontario, specifically, over the last couple of years, and we have seen support rising. Those are indigenous community members and not necessarily leadership speaking out, but there have been instances, as well, where leadership has spoken out.
We also have indigenous communities that are not necessarily first nations, or we have Métis or Inuit communities that are still municipal communities but mostly indigenous. They have spoken out in support of nuclear technology as well.