Yes, we very much agree on that. As I said earlier, it's quite exceptional to have a port site around which it's immediately possible to develop major industrial activities.
We did have a liquefied natural gas project, which had been proposed for a number of years and was rejected by the governments of Quebec and Canada in 2022.
I would say that we're really looking at all the opportunities that come our way right now. There are many of them that have to do with critical and strategic minerals. However, there's also great potential for other types of industrial projects, such as energy projects. It's something that has a lot of long-term value, so it's worth investing in this kind of infrastructure. It's something the world is going to need for a long time. It's perfectly in line with the strategies we currently have in Canada.