Without wanting to sound directive for others, would it not be great to give many of the FN a road up North so the 5-star life has the basis it needs. It solves many of the issues forwarded, like high medical transportation costs, no access to delivering goods other than by air. We need a police station for missing people, if FN wants that. Trudeau being best friends with FN can only translate into the one thing highly tangible, road access. Not only FN will benefit, mining operations, prospectors coming in, tourism with unprecedented possibilities, and revenues to back-up further FN requirements. We may not be able to deliver clean water now, but with a road will be far more easy, also for the mining crews an absolute necessity. See the road as a start to enhance the strong relationship Trudeau-FN. Some forecast a blockade by FN of the road, would that not be a bit preliminary to say the least. A Democracy allows protests, even for the smallest groups of people, being a minority or not. Should it prevent anyone to build a simple road into a well explored territority, nope, FN are going to benefit from the road as if it has always been there, like we have see. And experienced in so many other areas and places. Even Duluth did not have a road at the time, plane tickets unaffordable, more up north, every road has been a success in Yukon, Alaska, and so on. A road in fact paves the way for far better life circumstances for anybody who likes to live in Northern Ontario. After the sell-off I plan to promote a vacation camp for former shareholders, a small golfcourse for Stratopod, electric snowmobiles for Jean, a park with statue for RN and an ice hotel in winters for Santa Claus. Build the d*mn road, improve interaction and access between FN and provide for the basic. Without a road, tell me, how will it all get there ? Or is it fear that many will take the road never to return ? If the ore going out is really secondary, fine to me, but no mining revenues implies no tax dollar to spent. A demonstration can also be held in Sudbury, people asking for work and opportunities instead of a projected blockade of a projected road. Sometimes you get the feel the world is good and smarter, more pragmatic than current inactiveness, wether it be from the man at the helmet or governmental bodies, both of which have proven the opposite over and over again at many instances. Trudeau, we kindly request you to offer a road. The home-make over is not yet in question.