Mr. Alexander, you can certainly add to that but I'm also going to ask another question because I have limited time.
You spoke about having more women in the workforce, and the opportunities through co-ops and apprenticeships, which are certainly something the government can partner with. You also talked about education.
I went to a high school where I took metal shop. We also had woodworking and various trades we could take, though I probably wouldn't have signed up for it as a co-op, to be quite honest. I wonder if you've also advocated for or given much thought about the provincial level starting even earlier to supply non-traditional employment routes. Do you see other opportunities where we could partner, as a federal government, to really open up opportunities for women or other underutilized populations in different sectors?