I think language is first and foremost. Being able to speak one of Canada's official languages has a far-reaching implication for labour market attachment, social cohesion, nation-building. People want to work. Immigrants and refugees want to work as quickly as possible. They want to take full advantage of the opportunity given to them when they came to this country. We have to be mindful of where we are sending them, how we attract and retain them. We have to look at some of the policies we currently have around pathways to permanency. If we're going to bring in temporary workers or foreign students, how do we keep them in the country and give them opportunities for pathways to permanency? We have to build more welcoming and inclusive communities. There has to be investment in communities. We have to look at how we support newcomer families who settle in the community. We can't destine one family, two families. There has to be a cohort of families settling in a community for them to retain and contribute to that community. Those are just wide-ranging....
