We work together with the Departments of Transport, Fisheries and Oceans, and Natural Resources mostly to determine trends and to find out who is in the Arctic now and who will be there next season. It is a huge area and we try to focus our resources on places where there is activity.
We have a number of specific examples of the way we go about it. Last year, we established the Baffin Island Project. Ships from Quebec sailed to Baffin Island to look for minerals bound for Europe. There are other examples in the western Arctic. Projects in the Arctic are often planned one or two years in advance. We know where there will be activity and that is where we concentrate our efforts and our resources, both aerial surveillance and inspections of ships, especially foreign ones, that come to the area.