No, I don't have a dollar value for that, because I think it certainly would differ by jurisdiction. I think we're hearing this morning the challenges facing first nations, Inuit, and Métis learners.
I can tell you that the issues up in the Northwest Territories and the other territories may be on a higher scale, but we deal with the same issues in Alberta when it comes to aboriginal learners and immigrant learners coming into Alberta who do not have the basic educational requirements to access post-secondary education, be it college, technical institute, or university.
You know, I liked Larry's presentation. I think there are certainly opportunities for colleges south of 60 to come up here and partner with corporations to deliver training, because we do it in Alberta. I think there may be some capacities that we can build on there.
There is a lack of post-secondary education in the Northwest Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut. There must be ways that we can all partner together to deal with that issue. Collaboration and partnership--that's the only way we're going to deal with most issues these days.