All right.
The government released a document today in which it talked about the financial situation of the country, and it demonstrated that there is projected to be an increase in the 10-year government bond, roughly one-third to double, and that means that Canadians over time will be paying more interest on the debt we hold, even if that debt were to stay constant.
Is the government making a decision to sell 30- and 10-year bonds to lock in today's low interest rates before rates begin to rise?