Thank you very much for the question.
I would say that at Women and Gender Equality, we have significant research efforts with Statistics Canada to be able to understand how we can fill data gaps around those most affected by things like poverty, joblessness, homelessness and a number of areas. A significant amount of our resources goes to Statistics Canada for these purposes. You will know that Statistics Canada has a very significant investment in disaggregated data. Understanding how various groups of women and Canadians are affected by a whole range of social issues is part of that work.
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