We have some tremendous Canadian business leadership. I don't want to start a long list, but top of mind is Dave McKay, the CEO of RBC. RBC has put $500 million of their corporation's money into their future launch program, which has created scholarships for Black, indigenous and under-represented youth. That is a tangible commitment the Royal Bank has made.
You mentioned OpenText, a great Canadian success story driven out of University of Waterloo discovery research. You know, it's not far from Guelph. They are in active conversations with Canada's universities about investing in the research enterprise.
One thing that's also on the to-do list, frankly—and it was on the to-do list during the Harper years and continues to be on the to-do list—is looking at the SR and ED tax credit system. It's been announced twice by this government. They want to have a review on how to make sure we can optimize private sector investment in the research enterprise, because that continues to be an ongoing challenge. That's another way of looking at how we attract more resources into the research enterprise.