Absolutely. Thank you very much for that question.
With our pilot program of relocation, which I'll bring up here because we are talking about redistribution, we have a few success stories. I can share two with you.
We had an individual who originally arrived in Vancouver. He had to go through a credential recognition process as a teacher. We were able to resettle him in an indigenous reserve in Quebec, and now he teaches English to children on that reserve. I think that's a really important story to highlight here, because it shows collaboration between indigenous communities and newcomers, which is definitely something that should be focused on.
We've also had a number of individuals who have laid down their roots here in Montreal, who have been able to find affordable housing for themselves and to secure work for themselves as well. These individuals don't just take a job and call it a day. They actually do give back to their society and their community as well. We see a lot of the individuals we have helped serve coming back to our centre, volunteering and paying it forward.