There is a federal grant to the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing that is a bridging pathway. When a nurse comes from another jurisdiction and might not have the educational qualifications based on the program and maybe there were some gaps in terms of content or skills, there's a bridging program that allows them actually to fill those knowledge and skill gaps. That should be better funded across the nation. Right now, it sits within CASN. Also, and I mentioned this in my opening remarks, there are organizations implementing their own programs, but at an organizational level, which then contributes to the inconsistencies and inequities across the nation.
