Mr. Speaker, there are several things that the Speech from the Throne addressed and several programs that we have been working with. I will cite some examples that I had written out, guessing that this might be a question that would be thrown my way.
Our expanded commitment to young people now includes the hiring of youth to put in place additional community Internet access sites in communities across Canada, which we know is the most connected country in the world.
We have launched Exchanges Canada which will provide 100,000 young Canadians every year a chance to learn about a different part of Canada and support them in that effort. We are giving young Canadians from the age of 13 an opportunity to produce their first works using traditional and new technologies in the arts and in cultural, digital and similar industries. We are giving young Canadian volunteers the opportunity to help with literacy skills and participate in community and national environmental projects.
At the same time we have signalled what we will do in terms of student debt and loans and ways in which we can deal with the postponement of the huge debt that young people carry.