Thank you.
In regard to health promotion, I have a question in general. What advice do you have for this committee, given the fact that there are so many more distractions for young Canadians? I remember my mother saying that Wellington Street in Barrie, where she grew up, used to be full with kids playing after school. You don't see that any more. You see kids using their video games and watching TV. Instead of there being one channel, there are 300. So the culture we have right now encourages a more reclined lifestyle.
How do we get young Canadians actively involved in sports? When we were studying this before, one mention was of these complexes in Nordic countries where the whole family can do their different activities. Do you have any general suggestions for us on the best ways to do this, through the scope of the federal government, and realizing that we're a jurisdiction that at times is detached from direct recreation? Obviously we looked at the physical fitness tax credit, but are there other things we could be doing to encourage that healthy lifestyle? Do we want to have young Canadians actively involved in sports for their lives?
