It involves the creation of a Canada Economic Development fund for the Prairies that, three years ago, was called the Western Francophone Economic Development Fund. However, as I'm sure you already know, Western Economic Diversification Canada has split its activities into two regions: the Prairies, covered by PrairiesCan, and the Pacific, for which it's created PacifiCancouture.
For the Prairies, which include Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the Economic Development Initiative envelope, which was previously managed by the department, is now managed by the Conseil de développement économique de l'Alberta. We're working with our economic development counterparts in the other two provinces to encourage the creation of projects originating from community organizations in each of the provinces.
In the end, we're trying to achieve a fair distribution of the $600,000 budget envelope. There would then be $200,000 per province to encourage some of the projects I mentioned in my presentation, such as the creation of a sewing co-operative for French-speaking African women—