It's a question we get frequently. It's about whether or not we can make sure that we have a certain amount of economic participation. It's something we're looking at very carefully. I know that Wendy is working on small and medium-sized business implications for participation in the defence industrial strategy and the economic activities that will come. We're very sensitive to this. We're of the view that there is no company too small and no gathering too small to participate.
I'll give you an example. It's not a northern one. I was in Trois-Rivières meeting with an engineering company that's one of the best in the country on radar. They have nine employees. They're very keen on expanding from nine to 20. That doubles their growth. If we can do that more than 600 times in terms of the companies we have now in place, including companies in the north, then we're very much on our way to creating those 125,000 jobs.
That is definitely an input that we are looking at now: how we engage, involve and make sure they can participate fulsomely.