Thank you, Madam Chair. In all honesty, that is probably the hardest question I have heard today. The social impacts of any kind of infrastructure are huge. I am from Yellowknife, and I remember when the diamond mines came. Like I said, I worked for over 20 years with homeless people, and I saw the STIs increase. I saw teen pregnancy explode. I saw rapes happening constantly. I saw more addictions happening. I saw violence, women getting beaten, all the time. I do not have the answer. I wish I could say: the answer would be you have all the programs, all the supports, in every community to address them. We don't have that, so I am not going to lie to you.

I think that the only thing we can do at this time is education, education, education. Let the communities know that this is what they are going to be dealing with. Talk to the youth. Talk to the family members. Put it on the radio. Put places: call for help if you are in trouble. However, this is going to take a huge amount of resources, to be able to do that for every major infrastructure project that we did in the Northwest Territories, and it will take time to solve. I am open to more suggestions because I would love to have the answer that is feasible, but, at this point, the best I can offer based on my own experience working with homeless women and low-income families is try to let them know what's coming. Thank you, Madam Chair.