Hodesh Tauf. Go, member of Fort Man Cooner East. Today I would like to show part of the Ontarians what leaderships look like. Under the guidance of Miss Gina, the grade six and seven students at Hastings School, organized an amazing assembly to celebrate Earth Day. This project included a beautiful art piece of the Earth with a handprint of each student delivering their message on how to save the Earth. The students are gripped with the most important issue of their generation. Climate catastrophes, species at risk, forced migration. These young engaged citizens want action and solutions. They want us to quote, keep fossil fuels in the ground. Cold, oil and gas. Like the students at Hastings, thousands of students took part in the climate strike on May 3rd. Their demands are clear. 65% emissions reductions by 2030. Separation of oil and state adjusts transition. Right to a safe environment, indigenous rights, and conversational diversity, protection of vulnerable groups. It's time to put, quote, primate before profit. To stop pollution, we are the solution. In other words, green, new, deal now. Oh, remember?