Well, I'll answer the quick question.
For the most part, in the Women in Canada report, the data is presented at a national level. We would certainly like to have more provincial data in there, but it is already a 325-page book, and at some point in time we have to cut things off.
For the major indicators, we have provided a provincial breakdown. So what you see, for example, is that in the province of Quebec women are somewhat less likely than women in Ontario and the western provinces to be employed. However, over the course of the last decade, there has been a very significant increase in the labour force participation rates of women in Quebec compared to the rest of the country, about double the rate. I think their participation rate has increased by eight or nine percentage points, whereas in Ontario and the western provinces it's up about four percentage points.
So we do have some breakdowns in here, but as I say, we have to cut it off at some point in time.