Thank you.
The invest in Canada hub is really intended to ensure that we let the world know that we want their investment if it's investment that will help us to create jobs in our country, if it's investment that will advance our goal of growing our economy. We know that as we do that, we need to deal with the challenges that investors face as well as present the opportunities that they have when they make investments in Canada.
We think that we can do better at presenting those opportunities, and that's what we're going to go about doing. You will have seen in The Economist this week, if you took a look at it, an article that's talking about the Canadian advantage and why investment in Canada makes sense because we have such a strong, educated workforce and the capacity to build off our great diversity.
We can see the advantages, and some of the challenges are also clear. We're going to deal with those. One of the things we did in our approach is we said that we're going to raise the amount of the threshold for investigation into whether a company can invest here from its current level up to a billion dollars. We're doing that in advance of what was previously understood. This provides a facility for people to make investments in Canada.
As I mentioned earlier, we've heard about the real need to be able to move talent here. If a business wants to start up in another country and wants to create 100 jobs in that country, it might need someone from their head office to go there in order to bring their culture and their technology and their know-how into that new place, so we're enabling them to do that in a way that will enable their investments and allow them to create jobs here.
These are really important decisions that can pave the way for expertise transfer into Canada, for better jobs for Canadians, and for a more vibrant economy in the long run.