Yes. Thank you very much for the question.
As I said, we're actually currently developing infrastructure here to be able to do that, but there's another interesting thing. We're going to have the capacity. It's very big, so we'll be able to develop projects over a number of years. Right now, we're well connected to northern Quebec and Chibougamau by rail. However, there's also a way to improve those rail connections in a very prolific mining sector that stretches from northern Quebec to northern Ontario. A west-east railway would help us facilitate the transport of minerals—even from northern Ontario, across all of Quebec, right to the Port of Saguenay—to ship raw materials or do additional processing.
This is something unique that we have to offer right now. It's a huge opportunity for Canada. It's based on existing infrastructure and existing planning that's already well under way in the communities concerned.
We hope that governments, including the Government of Canada, will work with the region and northern communities to improve this infrastructure so that mining projects can be carried out and our markets can be diversified.