I can't imagine a person just buying this place for their home. But that doesn't necessarily mean he's made a point of hiring First Nations for his company, he admits. I'm not in business to hire aboriginals. I'm in business to hire whoever can do the job, not matter what they are. This place here, for instance.
Business comes first.
Government is a big part of that business, says Rock, because it buys most of his loggers. He's tried to do some work with Yukon First Nations but hasn't had much success so far. They're not really together. If there is ever a war up here, it's going to be between the different First Nations. There doesn't seem to be any energy here.