We have the same challenges in the north on services for first nations. Ours is a little more serious, I think, because we don't have reserves. We have aboriginal communities, but they're public communities, so INAC or Indian Affairs doesn't really play a very big role. The aboriginal communities are not tax-based, but there are regional centres that are tax-based. They have the ambulances and they have the fire trucks, yet all of the surrounding communities don't have anything. The call-outs to the other communities are growing and growing, to the point where they're servicing the aboriginal communities more than they are the community they're based in, and nobody's paying for that.
You flagged that in your presentation, and I'm really curious to know how serious that issue is. What percentage of call-outs do you think may be going to fire response and ambulance?