There are professional corporations everywhere, and they have criteria. Since all of the professions are regulated, newcomers cannot immediately practice their profession, but must go through a process. In certain provinces, the process may be easier than in others, but they certainly need specific support.
That is why we have a replacement career program, so that such people are not lost to jobs like driving taxis. They have to be able to live, they have to work. Rather than letting them drive a taxi, for example, or work at Walmart, they can be guided into replacement careers that can be closer to what they did and can allow them to finance some of the studies they are asked to do, or to acquire training. This could allow immigrants to practice the profession they would like to after a few years. And so we would like to launch a program like that in the future.