As I mentioned, 80% of temporary foreign workers work in agriculture, so they are working largely in rural areas currently. I do think it is an important point to recognize that there are specific market challenges to rural areas.
There has been some successful work in attracting new immigrants to rural areas. The experience suggests that if you get a critical mass of new immigrants and a community started, more will come, so that is one of the efforts that is undertaken for getting workers into different parts of the country.
The government announced in budget 2021 a new program that we are looking at called the “community workforce development program”. It's about funding communities to do workforce development to bring all the players to the table to explore how they can do a better job of matching workers with openings in their communities, including how to reach the underutilized sources of workers such as the under-represented groups that I mentioned earlier. You have all of the partners together—the appropriate community organizations and employers—come up with solutions at the community level.