In trying to recruit more indigenous members, you used some of the stories of very successful indigenous military members. Sergeant Tommy Prince, the most decorated indigenous soldier in Canadian history, grew up and died on Broken Head Ojibwa Nation, in my riding. He was a member of the Devil's Brigade and was incredibly brave, and after World War II went on to serve in Korea.
His community, because of his legacy, has at least a dozen members who are currently serving either in the Canadian Armed Forces or in the U.S. armed services. A lot of them are rangers. They really do take pride in the fact that they have such a powerful leader from their community who served so well in the Canadian Armed Forces. By promoting him, you promote their own pride and they see themselves in the Canadian Armed Forces when you do that.