Absolutely. I appreciate the question because that is one of the strengths of SAIT today. One of the most daunting things for the aboriginal community is coming into the big city. We have set up a very deliberate strategy. We actually have on campus, built into our facility, something called the Chinook Lodge. It is a gathering place for aboriginal students to come to, respecting some of the challenges that they bring, both in coming from a rural to an urban centre but also from some of the family support that may be lacking. We provide that family support through the community we create with our...and we do have an aboriginal coordinator on staff full time as part of that.
At the same time, in the specific area that I represent, we do training outside of SAIT, outside of Calgary, with the Samson Cree Nation, as well as with the Tsuut'ina Nation, especially as they are growing their hospitality programs and things like that. We actually go out into the community and train with them. It's supported by the federal government through federal government funding, so we do have both outreach and support internally.