Absolutely. Historically, a lot of women have come into entrepreneurship through our industry. Some of them stay there. In other cases, they get a taste for entrepreneurship and they go on to open their own stores, create their own products or build their own businesses. We call it an on-ramp to entrepreneurship. It's a very important stepping stone to give those women a taste of getting into that and then moving on to something that can continue to create even more dividends for the Canadian economy.
