Very importantly, he's a huge Oilers fan as well. When Alphonso Davies shows up at an Oilers game, it's a big event.
Anyway, he's a great Canadian success story. As he grew up, and the community embraced him and his family. He wound up having the opportunity to get involved in a soccer program for young kids who didn't have the same opportunities as everybody else in Edmonton. He's a huge success story. Hopefully we have more of those success stories as we work through some of these enormous challenges we're dealing with.
I have a couple of questions.
With the situations we're talking about, you talk about the massive numbers of people displaced. It's double what it was 10 years ago.
I just want a better understanding of how you make a determination that the situation is dire enough that you're going to move someone from the country they're from to another country. It has to be a complicated situation. Ultimately, you hope that someone can remain in their country and eventually contribute to their own country. As we take people from countries, particularly young people, when the country eventually overcomes whatever it's going through, it's going to miss those people.
How do you make the determination as to when the situation is dire enough that you're going to move somebody from the country they're in? You're probably not doing it immediately upon displacement.