I think we're seeing a story in Canada where at both ends of the food supply chain, the consumer and the primary producers are really getting the short end of the stick, while a lot of people in the middle, whether it's the people who supply the inputs or the people who control how food is retailed, are having some of their best years ever.
We see the situation that has developed in Canada, and it has not been just over the last eight years. I think this has been a development over 40 years through successive Liberal and Conservative governments.
From your perspective, how should the federal government intervene to try to swing the pendulum back so that it's fair both for people in your sector and for consumers at the other end?