Exactly.
My next question is about students. A lot of students come to Canada with the promise that they at least have a chance to apply to be a landed immigrant. Recently, having invested in coming here, having spent the time and money to be here, a whole lot of them were just told, “No, you're cut off. If you're in certain occupations, you cannot apply.” I know we have to be concerned about jobs for Canadians as well, but it seems to me this is inherently unfair or a breaking of a contract to those foreign students. Maybe there could be some grandfather clause or something for those already here to have a chance, as opposed to just getting cut off.
I guess my related question is this. If the total number of hours of work are limited, would there be an advantage to letting foreign students work off campus instead of just on campus? Maybe it's not more hours in total, but I think it would broaden their experience without necessarily taking work from Canadians.