So another 100,000 Canadian families will lose a breadwinner. That's an important fact to mention.
I'd like to move on to the issue of forecasting. You estimate that the likelihood of realizing budgetary balance or better is approximately 10% in 2014-15. That's a significant change from what the government has been projecting.
Earlier in your paper you mention policy action that may affect budgetary revenues. You then express concern that the general corporate income tax rate will fall to 15% on January 1, 2012. Have you done projections that indicate what might happen if that additional corporate tax cut takes place? If it's stopped, would there be an increased likelihood of a budgetary balance occurring sooner, particularly if that money is diverted to investments that lead to the creation of jobs and prevent another 100,000 Canadian families from losing a breadwinner over the next few months?