Absolutely, I'm happy to.
They are Canada's best business development and sales force all around the world, operating in a total of 1,100 offices. For this sector in particular, let me just share with you some of the activities they've already pursued in an effort to open up markets for Canadian businesses in the forestry sector.
They have had to pivot, just as many businesses and industries have, and have gone virtual. The trade commissioner service has taken businesses to Spain, actually attending the wood-building and bioeconomy webinar and showcasing Canadian low-carbon energy-friendly wood-building solutions and bioproduct development. We've also gone virtually into Brazil, attending the international workshop on a bioeconomy. This is helping some of the most advanced and promising bioproducts and bioprocessing technologies—Canadian innovations, Canadian forestry and wood product innovations—into commercialization and deployment in Brazil and elsewhere in South America. We are also going to Japan in March of this year to promote the use of wood-building systems in hotel construction in that country.
These are but a few things. If I had more time, I would keep talking about the terrific work that our trade Canada team is doing to help Canadian businesses start up, scale up and access those new markets.