Right, and I appreciate that the issues around major cities are happening all over the world. It's nothing unique to Ontario or Quebec.
Getting back to my question, in the housing market, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation was created. It stepped in and would actually sell insurance, basically, for people to be able to have higher-ratio mortgages, 90% or 95%. So for those who could afford the payment on the house but just couldn't get together the $50,000, or whatever it was, as a down payment, this helped them into a house and then they'd just pay off the larger mortgage over a longer period of time.
Specifically, if there were a program that allowed young farmers to get a higher-ratio mortgage—that's really what I'm talking about—is that the kind of thing that would help young farmers? You'd still have to pay it back, and maybe there would be some interest rate assistance in the first few years. That is doable. I don't know how much it would cost, but that's certainly doable. Is that the kind of thing you're looking for?