Oh, that's a tough one.
I'll just speak at a high level, and I'm sure that will inspire those, especially in Thunder Bay, to provide us with some practical experience.
We talk about immigration, particularly if it's driven by local community needs, such as through the provincial initiatives or the new municipal program pilot.
If we can connect people to local needs, give local residents in those communities a stake in the program, we can.... There's a role for employers to actually support them, by welcoming not only the employee, but also working with the families so they feel supported. They're more likely to stay within those communities and contribute to those communities.
With regard to health care, I come from Kirkland Lake. My mother needs to drive to Sudbury to see a specialist. When we're talking about our work, we talk a lot about the fact that immigration drives GDP.
When there's more money, there's more money that can be invested in those services. They can support the development of greater social and health care services in those communities, so it can be a boon to those communities.
Does anyone else want to add to that?