Let me answer your first question.
The easy part is I don't actually have at my fingertips the number of people leaving the labour market, but with the aging of the Canadian population we know that the growth of the labour market is slowing and that the percentage of the Canadian population of working age is projected to decline to 60.7% in 2031 from 69.5% in 2008.
We also know that three-quarters of the new labour market entrants over the next decade will be school leavers, i.e., youth. As well, two out of the three new job openings will be in high-skilled areas, usually areas requiring post-secondary education. We can follow up and get the number of the school leavers.
With respect to your second question—