Absolutely.
It's a very exciting piece of funding that's come out. Active living and specifically access to nature have been proven to be really beneficial for productivity. PaRx, an initiative out of the BC Parks Foundation, driven by health care, is pushing for providing prescriptions for outdoor recreation, specifically in nature. It's about providing green space, access to trails and different sorts of low-impact outdoor recreation. It's a really low-capital-intensive way to provide equitable access to all Canadians to outdoor recreation.
We have incredible natural spaces. Something as simple as supporting trail networks, green spaces and areas that people can access without difficulty via public transit can do exactly that—provide productivity enhancements by creating a healthy, resilient workforce. Physical and mental health and social well-being are.... Significant research exists on these points, and it's continuing to come out in health benefits. We're seeing integration among outdoor recreation, productivity and our health care systems. Health care providers increasingly integrate nature and outdoor recreation into their—