No.
Let me just say that any policy that anybody takes is going to have different distributional effects. We're certainly doing everything we can to minimize those.
We're very focused on using our tools to support the economy, get people back to work and get inflation back to target. We change interest rates. Obviously that's bad for savers: they are getting a lower return; borrowers are getting a better borrowing rate.
There are inevitable distributional effects, but the goal really is to get Canadians back to work and get inflation back to target, and that is a broad-based benefit for society.