Okay, thank you.
I'm very appreciative to hear all of the witnesses today. Thank you for being here.
I'm a big fan of dance. I'm from Toronto, and I love to attend performances by a variety of dance groups in our city. I'm thrilled to know that it's actually healthy for me to just be a spectator. Thank you. I've learned several things today.
I also want to give a shout-out to a local company from my riding, the Pia Bouman School for Ballet and Creative Movement, which is a not-for-profit school that not only engages people of all ages as students but really gets the community involved. They've even had me dancing The Nutcracker for a couple of years. They do an amazing job.
I want to ask a question about community engagement in a minute, but I want to pick up on something that was discussed earlier around the temporary foreign worker program. It was also raised that there seemed to be a preference for the international mobility program. I would like some clarification, and maybe I'll address this to the Canada Council for the Arts.
Is there a feeling that the temporary foreign worker program could actually be an obstacle to the development of dance companies in Canada?