I have about a minute and 20 seconds. I want to be on time for everybody.
Earlier, you mentioned something really interesting in terms of communities not being monoliths. I see this in some of the communities I represent. Some of the African Nova Scotian communities have been there for 400 years, and then there are lots of newcomers who might come from other parts of the world, who have been there for maybe five years. The experiences of these two groups obviously are incredibly different.
In your mind, how do you bridge that gap and make sure that whether a Black veteran's roots have been in Canada for 400 years or for four years, they are respected, seen, heard and valued in their own way?