Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Oh, my goodness.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  It's more important. It's more important than me, maybe.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Sure, I'd be happy to do that.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Could I just go to one slide first?

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  It's the one that shows what I think is really—

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  This is the one that has the lower-cost unique capabilities for the north. This is the one that you have here. The workhorse for the north right now is the Cessna Caravan, which will carry about one and a half tonnes, and the charges are about $2 a kilogram. We think that with even a small airship of 15 tonnes, we can lower those costs to $1 a kilogram and we can carry all sorts of things that you can't carry now.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  —it's that we can lower the costs and makes things better.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you very much.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you very much, Madam Chair, honourable members, ladies and gentlemen. There are a few materials in my presentation, which may go beyond 10 minutes. I respectfully ask that I might be able to go a few minutes beyond, if you find it interesting, but I'll try to be rapid. The second page to turn to is a famous statement by William Lyon Mackenzie King, who said, “If some countries have too much history, we have too much geography.”