I'll take a moment.
Speaking for the large institutions like ourselves, like Les Grands Ballets, Alberta Ballet, and the National Ballet, we all run school programs of one sort or another. Through my recreational school I have Concert Hour Ballet that goes out at a loss throughout the province to schools. We basically do a little presentation but also the behind the scenes of what it takes to become a dancer.
We have another program that we've kept low key and we're just developing it. Basically, it's a retired principal dancer, Jaime Vargas, from Mexico, who's now a Canadian citizen—I'll just push that. He comes from both an indigenous and a Mexican-Spanish background. He's working with youth at risk, youth in care, aboriginal communities. We send him throughout the province and into Saskatchewan to promote movement for the sake of well-being and self-esteem. That one is at no cost at the moment, although that may have to change in the near future.