Thank you very much.
My last question is for Mr. Wanuch.
Mr. Wanuch, 18 years ago now, I supported Innu students in a major pan-Canadian indigenous entrepreneurship competition that was organized in conjunction with a section of the Business Development Bank of Canada that was committed to supporting indigenous entrepreneurs. I don't know if that section still exists or if it has changed its name, but the competition was called E‑Spirit.
Throughout the year, the students would learn the different steps towards creating a product and a business. Then, at the end of the year, they would go to a location to share with first nations from across Canada what they had done and how they had done it. In our case, it was in Prince George, British Columbia, and it was amazing. I still get chills just thinking about it.
Is this competition, or one like it, still going on to your knowledge?
If it no longer exists, would it be wise to re‑establish it to encourage indigenous youth to go into entrepreneurship?