Certainly from a nuclear perspective, those conversations within the university network are occurring. We have a nuclear university network called UNENE, for example. It's made up of universities across Canada, so that is very much happening.
It goes back fundamentally to what we were talking about earlier, which is how, as we set up a national strategy, these pieces come together: the electricity infrastructure piece, the research piece and universities. I'd even argue that other spaces need to be part of the conversation.
One of the take-aways here, which I think my colleague alluded to, is the inclusion of these conversations inside the development of an artificial intelligence strategy and data centre strategy for the country.