If I may add to Ms. Tamjeedi's last point, it's routine for governments from around the world to come and look at the Canadian integration model.
Also, Canadians wring their hands about whether we're doing a good enough job about it, but it's often seen as a model because of those outcomes, as I mentioned earlier, because it gets better for newcomers over time. The next generation doesn't just plateau but does better. We know right now, from the most recent Statistics Canada study that we've seen, that refugee children have a higher graduation rate from college, university and postgraduate studies than Canadian-born children. It doesn't mean they're smarter; it just means the system works.
If you give them access to opportunities, Canada benefits.