I think there are limits to what the federal government can do just for jurisdictional reasons. I think it's worthwhile being mindful of how, yes, it is the case, especially outside of Quebec, that tuition has doubled, say compared to a generation ago, once you adjust for inflation. Then, again, we can keep mindful of all the pressures facing a younger demographic. Student debt load is an important piece of that. However, it is very small compared to the level of debt that people then take on when they're trying to figure how to make a home for themselves, whether that's as homeowners, who must pay hundreds of thousands more for their home prices, or as renters, who are increasingly influenced by those higher home markets.
I think the federal government deserves some credit for trying to move the way in which we put post-secondary funding out to bring the sticker cost of post-secondary down. That's really important, and all the while, they'll keep our eye on the prize of many other bigger issues facing a younger demographic.