In part

because Western regions needed women.

They needed women to count the number of people to become a state in Colorado and Wyoming.

And they wanted a civilizing influence of women, because if you've just got a bunch of like men in mining camps.

They wanted wives and mothers and schools and that kind of cultural superstructure.

A few reasons, but

Boyd said it was mainly corruption.

John Galen Locke, who was the head of it, it turned out he hadn't been paying taxes on any of the money he'd been collecting.

Canada has to make sure that what happens is good for Nunavut and good for Canada.

Arctic sovereignty to us is really about presence, but the real presence is the communities and the people living in those communities.

And it's how does industry work with the communities to strengthen that presence, to make those communities better positioned to deliver opportunities for the young people, create opportunities to make families more prosperous.

I think there's a real connection between how we've built this company over 70 years by focusing on community focusing on doing things right.

And when we see the opportunity set, particularly in Canada's far north, there's a really good match for our history.

There's a really good match for the strength of our relationships and how we think about building our business.

This is Arctic logistics on an entirely different scale.

We are also the largest builder of roads, which are really important, particularly as they are close to communities.

I'd love

to brag about Audrey, too, a little bit.

Brag away, Sean.

Brag away.

Because with the teen leadership, it's all about, of course, building these opportunities for the students and letting them find organically their own opportunities as well.

Audrey is a Girl Scout and is working towards her Gold Award, which is about environmental sustainability for arts institutions across the board.

She volunteered to join a board of a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to shared resources and environmental sustainability.

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