Thanks very much, Chair.
Thank you to both of you for being with us today. The chair loves to tell us how wonderful Brandon is, and let me say, as somebody who lives in southern Ontario, I don't necessarily disagree with him. I've had the pleasure of being out there. It is a wonderful place.
Mr. Vandaele, if I could start with you, sir, at the tail end you talked about labour issues and labour shortages. In Niagara where I am, we face similar issues in the agriculture sector. We have a different type of sector than you, obviously. We have 38 wineries and obviously we have a number of vineyards and tender fruit crops and those sorts of things, but we have a similar issue.
There are variations from province to province to a certain degree around resettlement issues, and if I heard you correctly at the end, I think what you were talking about, if we go overseas to recruit... I think it's an interesting idea, what you're talking about—that we'd do it in a collective way with farmers and small agribusinesses.
Are we talking about bringing workers in who are then on a path to a landed immigrant process or a citizenship process, or are we simply talking about temporary foreign workers?
Where were you going with that? I wasn't quite sure.