Yes, please do.
The reason I ask is that I'm thinking that this is one of our biggest things. It's that we actually have programs and websites available depending on your age, your marital status, whether or not you have children, whether you're living with a mental disability, or if you want to go back to school. We have a variety of different programs. This is available and is specific to each and every province. You just plug in your province and plug in all the identifiers that you feel would be part of your profile. What I'm thinking is that you're on the ground and this website has been around for years. As a Canadian government, we obviously are not doing enough to make sure that people on the ground know about these sorts of things.
The point there is.... I just went to the website as we were talking, and looked at it in terms of a single woman with a disabled child and a variety of other things, such as wanting to go back to school, and as someone who was renting. There were 48 different sites that it sent me to. That said, if someone has a disabled child and is already having an issue, there are 48 websites they have to go to in order to do research. So what do you do on the ground when it comes to advocacy to help families out?