Well, if there are extra billions available, whether you're investing in an older worker or a younger worker, you're investing in Canada. It's linear. The older worker has invested in Canada all of their working life, and the younger worker will invest in Canada the rest of their working life. This is a trade-off.
If I were to comment on the ratio of expenditure of the billions...but maybe I'd be showing my political stripes, and that's not why we're here.
It's important to invest in Canadian people--individually, so that they can invest in Canada. In our case, we're looking at a $12 million investment to start this project immediately, which will result in 500 direct and indirect jobs.
Now, $12 million out of $1 billion? It's not very much.