Thank you.
I'm going to switch over to Mr. Meier.
I spent some time teaching as an instructor in applied communications at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Richmond, British Columbia. It offers several areas of research. The campus in Richmond offers the Applied Genomics Centre, the Institute for Sustainable Food Systems, research services in proposal preparation and other areas as well.
Here is my question for you. We've seen a considerable drop in enrolment, of course, with some of the changes in the immigration levels for international students. How do we attract domestic students? Is there an opportunity to increase collaboration?
You may have noted that a piece in the budget talks about skills training and upgrading skills, with a partnership through unions. Maybe there are others in private industry I recently visited the BCIT marine and machine campus on Annacis Island. There, we saw those in private industry, like Snap-on tools, contributing to classrooms by donating tools.
I want to talk about the collaboration from industry and how we attract the next generation of students to maybe re-establish a respect for trades or skilled trades. Can you talk a bit about that?