When we're looking at it, we look at the need to provide funding for adequate resources so that each area can develop the tools and infrastructure it needs to be a participant and to access these systems. Especially when we're looking at the north, we know there's inequity and inequality in accessing any type of service or support. There needs to be a lot of work done there.
We also see that indigenous women, girls and two-spirit and gender-diverse people are leaving remote, isolated areas to access education, health or a new way of life. We have to look at it as a circular model and build infrastructure so everybody feels that they're part of it and that the system is accessible.