There are still treaty issues that First Nations will have to negotiate on the rail corridor, but those negotiations will be between First Nations and government.

These attacks have continued despite the extensive...efforts made by KFOR and the United Nations in general to protect these people.

Transfer of title has been completed, the Island corridor is now Island-owned and it's connecting communities.

It's all about possibilities. Now that we're re-connected, it also gives us an incentive to build container capacity at the port.

There is a great deal of potential, but there are also a few challenges for any potential operator. They've got to make this a viable operation, and we have to be realistic.

The quartet will convene on September 20 at the ministerial level, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.