Good. I'm sure you're aware of the women on boards initiative.
This morning it just so happened that I was up at the crack of dawn, doing an announcement with Kellie Leitch, the Minister of Status of Women, announcing $300,000 for women in the electrical industry. These are professional engineers and linemen and everything, the whole gamut. One thing I realized, because it was in the notes I gave this morning, is that this January we announced opening the applications for over $100 million in interest-free loans every year through the Canada apprentice loan initiative. I'm wondering if women know that these kinds of funds are available to them now. Whatever you could do to help us get that message out, I think it's really important that women know.
The other piece of information I'll pass on, which we heard at this committee and that I thought was critical, was we're always talking about wanting women to earn the same for the same. Not enough women were going into sciences, so we're trying to get the message out to go into sciences. We're seeing that more women are choosing life sciences as opposed to math-based sciences, and it's in the math-based sciences—engineering, computer science, mathematics—that you make the most money.