The government has announced a new pilot program, the agri-food immigration pilot. It's going to launch and be open for applications at the end of the month, on March 30. We're doing promotion. We're engaging with the agri-food sector. It's specifically open to four industry groups: mushroom, greenhouse production, meat processing and livestock raising. A lot of communication is happening with those communities to let them know about that opportunity. One of the requirements is that they've been on a non-seasonal work permit temporarily. That gives them access to this new permanent resident pathway quite directly.
