Yes, absolutely. From a jurisdictional perspective, every province is going to tell you that it's not going to work beyond its borders. It can't with its tax dollars. That is where the federal government needs to come in and provide some direct leadership if not an incentive, or both, to make sure that the network is integrated.
I would add that in our service area, we have a gap right now: Services go up to Fort Nelson, but we don't have service that extends from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake or up further in the Yukon. The federal government assumes a different level of responsibility for the territorial governments, so when it comes to northern Canada, it should have more of a leadership role than it would with the provinces. That's critically important for getting people around the Yukon, Nunavut or the Northwest Territories and integrating with their provincial counterparts.