That's an excellent idea, because I can speak again with passion about what it is like to be a rural Canadian, and I think two programs.... The self-employed farmer stream is looking for opportunities to identify tax benefits to attract folks to begin that discussion, to begin the ideas.
There is a foreign graduate start-up visa stream that is looking at economic immigration and tying that back to graduates, the immigrants with higher skill sets and experience, whether they're educated in Canada or elsewhere. We need to start to bridge that gap.
One thing I'm always concerned about is that we need to start to level our education systems and not use them in Canada as a wedge or as a disadvantage to immigrants. We need to start to bridge that gap. I've worked with engineers and scientists from around the world who have been educated in different centres, and we need to bridge the gap between our Canadian education system and theirs. That is critically important, and using incentives and that type of outside-the-box thinking is critically important to that discussion as well.