I could make a bit more of an elaboration on that.
I don't address this locally. I give a local example and invite you to take a walk, but this certainly is not a local issue. This is an issue clear across the country, as everybody knows, and it is something that has been supported by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. We presented this as a policy initiative in September, and save for the “no” vote of I think two members out of 296, it was supported by chambers across the country, because every city and town, large and small, is seeing an increase in their own community. So I don't address this as a local issue by any means.