Fine.
Our last strategic point is using all our resources. Canada has long relied on its vast natural resources to act as an engine of economic development, but we now believe that we must promote the use of natural resources in accordance with the most stringent environmental standards. We also believe that we must put in place the necessary measures to diversify into new and important sectors of Canada's industry.
Let us therefore favour a gradual shift towards a better-developed knowledge-based economy. Investments in education are of utmost importance, as are measures to promote partnerships between the private sector and our research institutions, such as universities. In that regard, the RJCCQ supports some of the recommendations of the Jenkins report.
Moreover, the RJCCQ believes that Canada's greatest resource is its diverse pool of expert workers. Unfortunately, many of these young professionals say they feel they are victims of discrimination. We believe this issue should be looked into a bit more.
Thank you very much. It will be my pleasure to answer your questions.