I think significant progress has been made, and I think that governments across Canada, including the federal government and many provincial governments, are taking positive steps.
I think there remains work to be done. I think there are still barriers to economic integration. There are still barriers to professional practice for highly trained and skilled new Canadians. I'll refer once again to the study we published by Professor Schwartz, who is an expert on these matters, who's written extensively on it for the Frontier Centre.
I have no doubt that there certainly have been very positive steps taken by the federal government and by many of the provinces, but I think there's important work to be done. It was pointed out earlier that Canada is a destination of choice. I think that making sure we remain one of the most attractive places for immigrants to immigrate to, and that once here the people we attract are best able to contribute to the economic life of our country, are some of the most important things we can do to ensure our prosperity in the years and decades ahead. I hope the progress in this area continues.