Absolutely. As you know, Mr. Bagnell, previous to my political career I was president of the Dawson City Music Festival for a couple of years. I'm a musician as well. I know very well the importance of tourism and culture to Yukon. My executive assistant was also the producer of Dawson City Music Festival for a time.
We have so much talent to showcase here when it comes to our talented musicians, but there's also our culture. I really believe we've only scratched the surface when it comes to diversifying our economy based upon the arts. Dawson City has the School of Visual Arts, SOVA, which has courses that correspond. For example, you can do your first year in Dawson City and move on to Emily Carr or to NSCAD in Nova Scotia.
We have so many opportunities because of the mosaic of our communities. That's one of the beautiful things about Yukon. You come up here and you can't imagine how diverse the communities are. We cherish that as Canadians and we cherish that as Yukoners.