There seems to be a lot of confidence in the Trudeau-Wynne team as far as concerns the ROF. In fact the Republicans left Cliffs in the dark, how difficult can it be now with the Democrats in the lead centrally and at provincial level. The discussions of sewerage, wastemanagement, FN water and Grid requirements, how much can it cost as compared to unlocking an area with worldclass deposits up in the tens Billions of dollars ? How would a rational thinking process work out ? Positively speaking, This would be one of the rare opportunities to lift political and emotional reasoning to the point that prioritity number 1 holds hardly any negative external effects, keeping in mind that EA and FN interest are well serviced with the kind of proposed infra. It will take little political courage for the Democrats now in play on both sides of the spectrum to get it right. Positive developments in the area cannot be stopped, simply because no alternatieve than ROF development has come to surface in the past 8 years. Canada has seen the successes of so many greenfield mining developments in its history, without doubt there is no alternative realistically spoken than a rapid ROF development. This win-win situation may well be Triggered by a one Party consultation. Priority setting in a clear way should level paths.