Thank you, Mr. Chair. I have four minutes and three questions I desperately want to get in, and a preamble, so I'd ask everybody to speak very quickly if they could.
First of all, I'd like to point out that it's a pleasure for me to be here in Halifax. This is where my grandparents landed when they immigrated to Canada. They had $20 to their name and a backpack with all the clothes they owned, and they created a tremendous life for themselves in what I believe is a land of opportunity.
First of all, my question is for Mr. Johnson. You said all Canadians have a right to post-secondary education. I agree with you. However, I think we get wrapped up in post-secondary and classifying that as university or college. There are a lot of forms of post-secondary education. We've made significant strides on skilled trades. Would you like to comment on that?
I believe we're damaging properly supplying our workforce by this notion that one form of post-secondary is necessarily better than any other.