Thank you. That is an important issue. As with many things in life, we tend to dwell on the dramatic or things that are negative, but there are actually many positive agreements between industry, government, and first nations in B.C. in particular. I think the one thing the Government of Canada could do, working with the province and working with associations and first nations, is to showcase and highlight all those great examples that rarely get any attention.
As you pointed out, that's what we try to do at our conference. At Roundup we have something called the “gathering place” at which we have first nations come together with industry and government officials to very openly and honestly explain the good, the bad, and the ugly about what's happening. That's a healthy discourse to continue.
Out of all of that, New Gold is a really good example. It has the New Afton mine in Kamloops, at which a large percentage of the workers are indigenous community members. Sharing those success stories and trumpeting them across Canada and around the world would attract even more confidence and investment in our projects and in our industry. They are real; they exist. We're just not doing a very good job of sharing those stories.