Sure. I'm happy to.
In our experience, Canada has been a leader in complementary pathways for refugee resettlement, a model that we at WUSC have been supporting other countries around the world to emulate, specifically through education pathways and economic pathways. As Michael said, we opened up these pathways for refugees to have permanent residency in Canada and to contribute through the education system and economically.
As for our experience, we've been running the student refugee program for almost 50 years, and there are thousands of success stories of refugees who came to Canada as first-year undergraduate students and are now pillars of Canadian society and core contributors to our economy.