I represent a number of immigrant-owned businesses. As I mentioned earlier, our area of Saskatoon is a different socio-economic demographic in that it is very immigrant-heavy. Culturally, lots of those businesses bring their own people in.
I'll give you an example. Through the SINP program, the immigrant nominee program, they will bring in members of their own communities. When we look to asylum seekers who might be coming from persecuted regions or other places in the world, I don't know. What I'm saying is that we need to do an overlay of what services we need for whom, and what supports. I don't know that those cultures would necessarily be supported in Saskatoon, because I don't know where they come from.