Just as an example, I took the college system to Chile because I did a series of applied research projects as a consultant to them. One of the things they have is a strong agri-food industry, and oil and gas and mining resources that need to be developed. Simply connecting people and organizations can give businesses opportunity, because they want to develop their resources. When their students graduate from high school or whatever, they fly to Australia and New Zealand. They don't even know Canada exists. We could be using those people to go into the college system, become trained, and replace some of the people who will be retiring in other industries.
There are industries that would work quite well. In the agri-food industry, you can do the seed stock in Canada and you can replicate it down in Chile because it's a different season altogether; this can happen with canola, for example, and with potatoes and so on. This is how you get trade developing.