The short answer is no, we don't have any stable funding. A lot of the research funding that comes out is focused on pilots and outcomes, as opposed to investing in something long term.
When it comes to the sequencing of the four items we talked about, I think I would start in the order they were in the speech, namely, working with that leadership and at that community scale to understand their interests in community-based research. Honestly, very often their questions are global questions that trickle up.
Again, coming back to training and employment, a lot of the folks whom I work with are very young parents and, even if there were at university in Iqaluit, they still may not go from their community to Iqaluit and leave their families, because they need that support. I would not recommend taking a southern approach to universities but instead think about doing training in a different way so they can do the research themselves.