There's been quite an evolution in the immigration program over some 20 years. Part of that was the advent of the provincial nominee program in 1998. You used to see Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver having 95% of Canada's immigrant landings. That's shifted considerably in the last 20 years. The immigrant admissions of the Prairies and Atlantic Canada have doubled in that time.
The Atlantic pilot that you mentioned is another example of an attempt to really refine that, with more ab initio reception in communities, but also working specifically with those communities and with the employers in those communities to have a specific settlement plan with those immigrants. The idea of retention is a core component. We're always experimenting with new ways of programming different pathways. There's been an evolution, and the Atlantic pilot is a good example of the latest evolution.