Thank you for your question.
We have very strong co-operation when it comes to surveillance in the Arctic. That is thanks to Canada's three maritime security operations centres, where a number of government departments and agencies work together.
I'm not convinced that what's missing on our ships are weapons and guns. The real issue is our ability to ensure surveillance across the entire Arctic region. Many initiatives are under way, and I wouldn't say our current surveillance capability is poor. Nevertheless, the modernization of NORAD will help us enhance our Arctic surveillance capability in every domain, especially the maritime domain.