Very quickly, I've described the budget that we recently rolled out as focused on skills, training, infrastructure, and innovation. I'd just like to focus on the lifelong learning aspect of skills training. In your opening comments, you talked about wages and unit labour costs being depressed, and there's obviously been an oil price shock, with implications for wages and income levels in Canada. Now looking at how we can get wages rising again through productivity, I think the budget rolls with that. I'm not asking for you to opine on the budget, but I am asking what is the importance of lifelong learning for Canadians in skills training, to make sure our workforce is ready.
