I think it's great news. However, we're in an ecosystem where people have very little trust in certain institutions. There's a breakdown, especially among young people.
Yes, I do think it's important to recognize that victory, because it's a ranking of comparable countries, countries with good social cohesion, with national unity.
That is not to say that we don't have regional concerns, as Mr. Généreux pointed out, or that we are disregarding the social cohesion we must always work on to make sure that we are all united. That is especially true given the threat from our so-called friend to the south, which threatens us with all kinds of things, including a bridge. It's something we need to pay close attention to.
For young people, I think it was very important to have the Canada strong pass, to encourage people to visit museums and national parks and to inspire confidence. These are assets, national treasures—vast spaces that people can visit, but unfortunately very few do. Giving young people a little help, so they can visit a museum, such as the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum, in Ottawa, or our great national parks is the right thing to do, as I see it. Obviously, I understand that we have to be mindful of how we spend public money, but I think it's a very good investment.