Mr. Chair, I certainly look forward to that northern supplier at Enterprise. I would like to also keep the door open for an opportunity for the Sahtu people, to have that opportunity, should an opportunity come forward, that we could produce and look at our own wood pellet industry. We look forward in the future to that type of discussion. I know what the Minister is saying, that there is a mass of pellets that could be done in the South Slave. That’s in Enterprise. I certainly encourage those gentlemen to continue that work, but I want to make sure that the door does not get shut on the Sahtu in terms of the biomass initiatives.
Right now, I am very happy to hear the Minister finally saying that we are looking at the school and the airport and possibly the new wellness centre, the health centre in the Sahtu. After eight years of talking we are finally looking at an opportunity here.
I want to ask the Minister if there is an opportunity for the Sahtu such as wood chips. Can these new facilities burn wood chips? We have to know that we want to take advantage in the Sahtu about this new facility. Will the facilities that he describes in the House, would they be taking wood chips? Thank you.