One of these recommendations is that structural changes must be made. Yet these structural changes have not been made.
For example, the Canadian High Arctic Research Station is located in the western Canadian Arctic. We need one in the east. On the other hand, it should be much larger and be able to fund smaller research centres and support their logistics, which is not being done at present. This station receives a lot of people from abroad to do research, but it has very few systems to be able to do the same thing as the Polar Continental Shelf Program. The station works with the Polar Continental Shelf Program, but this merger is necessary. We need to integrate a set of research centres that belong to universities and make a network that would distribute research in the north.
Once again, we would need four times as many researchers to do the same things as our Arctic neighbours.