It was called the AMPLIFY program. It was funded through the provincial government, of course with federal money, under the LMDA program. It was targeted to young people who were at risk. It was a pilot program initiated this year. We're in the process of analyzing our results now, but it seems to be quite extraordinary—the capacity of a few weeks' work to actually engage young people fully and to help them move forward by engaging both their interests and education and their ability to work and to create networks of friends and work with people they've had no previous social contact with.
There was one comment I should have made when you asked the question about federal programming and supporting non-profit organizations. One area in which there could be a huge improvement is the procurement policies of the federal government. You could look more carefully at social procurement and breaking down the way in which contracts are put forward in order to enable smaller employers. This could apply to the private sector as well as the non-profit sector. We have a lot of homework to do there.