Thank you, Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Obed and Ms. Grable, for coming again to our committee. We didn't have the benefit of your wisdom at your previous attendance here.
I do want to reference something, Mr. Obed. It was eight years ago, but your words to the Ontario legislature back in June 2016 have remained with me through this time. You spoke particularly about the resilience of Inuit people, and surely that's being tested now with climate change. Obviously, it is a very real threat, and the resilience is so impressive in the face of that.
You have talked about priorities and, as I understand from the national Inuit strategy on research, you've identified the priority areas. Of course, we have heard a lot about physical infrastructure and so on, but would you be able to elaborate a bit on the pressing health challenges facing Inuit communities today and how research can address these particular challenges?