Absolutely. That is one of the reasons why I'm able to, within the job I have, teach the sport systems to the athletes who sit in front of me.
Your provincial governments can deliver this type of information through courses that are in their high schools already. We can put them in younger grades if we want to. We have the ability to revise the curriculum and adjust it. Again, it would have to be, like Mac mentioned, through the provincial governments, because they handle education.
There are so many sport schools that are run through the B.C. school system that are not available to us in Ontario. Quebec has CEGEP. Students get extra time in school, and get an extra year in school.
There are different ways, within each province, that you can do this, absolutely, because my students are in it, and we've educated almost 600 in these sport models. They are well aware of Sport for Life and Respect in Sport. They take 10-15 certifications. We mentor them. They go off into the communities. They're coaching. They're leading in sport, and they're circling back for constant evaluation and mentorship. It can be done through schools.