One thing I've learned from the OSCE is not to speculate, but I think because I'm no longer with them, I can do a little speculation. My guess, and this is entirely a guess, would be in the tens of thousands, perhaps 100,000-plus. Again, Canada ranks very high in the Ukrainian psyche because of the support Canada has given and because of the visit by the Prime Minister.
Just quickly, aside from providing opportunities for them to come here either temporarily or permanently, Canada has historically played a very big role, for example, in the development of the media sector in Ukraine. I neglected to mention that aside from journalists having to flee Donetsk and Luhansk, many of the media institutions such as newspapers, radio stations, and TV stations in the areas previously occupied by the rebels—in Sloviansk, for example—were totally destroyed.
Even though these areas are back under government control, there aren't sufficient resources for these outlets to get up and running again, so perhaps the government could look at an assistance program through our aid arm to help Ukrainian journalists upgrade their skills, but also to put some of these media outlets back on stream.