My view is like this:

• Forrest will tell Matawa there are no free rides. If you want to be a shareholder you've got to buy in and have skin in the game....Just like everyone else.
• The only way Matawa gets skin in Wyloo Canada is from the Government of Canada using tax dollars in the name of financial reconciliation to help Matawa get the skin their looking for. This is outside of a cut of the action from government taxation IBAs.
• Wyloo Canada will introduce an PP that will be specific to First Nations, or some sort of partnership where a Matawa rep. comes onboard as an investor/board member.
• Canadian Infrastructure Bank will become actively involved with Infrastructure Investment Partnerships or loans to Matawa First Nations. First Nation Infrastructure fronts will allow private sector investors to profit from reserve taxation status, or development involvement...Roads, tolls, energy distribution, hydro dams....
• There will be the formation of a Government/First Nation Resource Development Corporation, possibly specific to the Ring of Fire, that will act to oversee all development across  Ontario. Including consultation processes and EA collaboration between Government/First Nations and Private Sector Investors/Companies to streamline the complexity of the resource development process.
• Forrest will move quickly to consult with Matawa and form business partnerships/collaboration to expedite mine development and infrastructure to benefit Wyloo and FN communities through government funding and Private Sector involvement/capital.
• Matawa desire to start a partnership with government is a very good thing, as long as they understand who is paying the bill and that they have to be active, and not lazy, in respect to the timelines and all the work being done by others; profit : work/investment fundamental.