Mr. Navarro-Génie, I assure you that it is quite the opposite and that I am right. We won't argue over that. I think that a few of my colleagues can confirm that the tax rate for the highest incomes in Canada is much lower than it was for past generations. We could debate tax rates in Newfoundland and Labrador to determine whether they have dropped enough to be similar to those in Alberta, but we cannot deny the fact that income tax rates are much lower than they were for past generations.
Mr. Sullivan, I have a question for you. You mentioned the importance of providing young people with work experience, while they are studying, so that they would contribute to the economy, be it in the private sector or in a non-government sector. I know that, in Nova Scotia, you have a number of universities and colleges and that post-secondary institutions are amazing. Can you talk to us about the efforts made by institutions to establish partnerships with your organization or with businesses in order to provide young people with experience?