I come from Manitoba. We have a lot of water-related issues. We have them in our own property there, personally. A lot of this seems to be land use and development, particularly, in our case, in Saskatchewan. There are a lot of big impacts upriver, so to speak. There's population growth and development in high-risk zones. In terms of the costing, obviously, there's the ever-increasing price of upgrading things.
You mentioned some costing with the DFAA program and some changes. Could you help me understand those changes and whether those enhancements allow for resiliency to be built back in better, as you kind of alluded to? If you need a bigger culvert, you need to spend more money the next time around. Could you run through what those changes are, how they've been helpful thus far and where you can see them going?
