First, there’s each group that’s working on developing physical literacy: over 25 in B.C., six in Ontario and two in Nunavut. What is sport - look at these guys, about athletes who have been around for six or seven (and even eight?!) years? Mitchell was thrilled to learn that 4 of those are Indigenous communities, which have usually been beneath-served previously. When Mitchell looks at the massive picture of creating bodily literacy in Canada, he knows it’s the PL4C program that’s doing most of the heavy lifting, thanks in part to funding from the federal government of British Columbia. Mitchell was thrilled to see the variety of initiatives taken on by the communities, and how willing folks had been to adjust their way of life, habits or outlook in favour of motion. And when you look at the work that’s been carried out, the connection constructed and the initiatives completed, you’ll see there’s a world of distinction.