Citizenship and Immigration committee  Also, I'm not used to it, so.... Okay.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No. We have two types of training. The retail skills training is planned so that women can either drop their children at school or take them to day care. It's for a short time during the middle of the day, which is intentional for women when they have these free times because we

Citizenship and Immigration committee  My sense would be that in terms of social integration, we need to reach out to them, to connect socially into their community. That's the need we have seen, as opposed to pre-economic attachment to the labour force. We have run groups, for example, that bring women forward to m

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Well, it could support those kinds of programs, I suppose—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  —but, no, I don't particularly.... Well, money, sure. Everything comes down to money.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  But it's a question of where you're going to put your money, and that would be the recommendation.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No, not right now. I can understand a little bit, but—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Ah, thank you.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I cannot understand. I'm so sorry.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes. We are hoping to partner around our employment training programs for immigrant women, newcomer women, visible minorities in particular. We wanted to participate in this program, but it wasn't possible to put it in our budget. What we did with this proposal, which I hope will

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, and I want to speak about the gateway model, which is really best described through the story of Olu. Olu is a young, very determined single mother who fled Nigeria due to domestic violence and arrived as a refugee. She was struggling alone with two small children, one of