As I was saying, our communities are facing a challenge when it comes to finding a new generation of entrepreneurs. Many francophone business owners have reached retirement age and they need someone to take over. Some francophone immigrants arrive with entrepreneurial projects. Others are not satisfied, do not want traditional or conventional work and want to be independent, and we tell them that they could acquire a business whose owner is close to retirement, or we help them to get closer to business ownership by drawing up business plans and helping them to find financing. We work on that aspect of things.
In fact, many immigrants want to become entrepreneurs.