That's excellent. Thank you. For the record, it is helping quite a few businesses.
I want to go to some of the scary data—as my colleague, Mr. Poilievre, put it—you shared during your remarks. I think the scariest piece for me was the fact you said it's going to be 2030 before you can project that everyone's going to have access to a home they can afford, notwithstanding the financial difficulties that others are in. It's unconscionable to me today that homelessness is such a prevalent feature of Canadian society. I think this pandemic has shone a light on not just the social and economic consequences, but the public health consequences that people face if they live in a housing-insecure environment.
Do you have suggestions on what the federal government could most effectively turn its mind to and help expedite the effort to provide affordable access to a home for all Canadians?