Yes, absolutely. When I became premier I made education our number one priority.
It's very difficult when you have small, isolated communities, and we do want to have better living conditions, like housing. We have one of the most notorious health records in the nation because of overcrowding. TB is still prevalent in our territory. Of course, when you have 13 people living in a two-bedroom home it's very difficult for young people to pay attention, stay in school, and improve their school attendance.
That's why I think we're quite taken aback when we want to make sure that our people are healthy. The basic needs of shelter have to be met. Of course, again, the cost of living, the cost of food up there is just notorious. It's up to seven times as much as in southern Canada because, as you know, everything has to be flown in. When you add the extra cost of carbon prices to our fuel for aviation it will bring up the cost even more.