Their involvement is really quite limited. The workers I mentioned, who work in the oil industry, are, in some cases, temporary workers, but they are also workers who come from other parts of the country. We don't see them.
When someone working in the oil industry doesn't live in a large urban centre or work in administration, for instance, they are out in the field in rural communities, which are often quite small.
No doubt, you know that Saskatchewan's population has risen over the past few years. But that population is very spread out across the province. The community clearly doesn't have the resources to reach out to those people and show them that a francophone community exists and welcomes their involvement.
In the bigger cities, some people are involved in the community, and that involvement is on the rise. In rural communities, however, that involvement is significantly lacking.