There are a couple of parts to that question, so let me unpack it.
First of all, I agree with you entirely that inflation is borne disproportionately by the less wealthy people. They tend to operate more in cash, so they tend to disproportionately bear the cost of inflation. That's exactly why—that's an important reason why—the mandate of the Bank of Canada is to maintain low, stable and predictable inflation. That's something we can do for society.
Right now, inflation is actually too low. It's below our 2% target. It was 0.7% in October. As you're well aware, over 600,000 Canadians are unemployed. There's a lot of downward pressure on inflation. We're more worried about it going even lower, which can be harmful for other reasons.