If I can add to that, a normalization of rates has happened and is happening on yields on both sides of the border at whatever part of the curve you want to look at. I think that's why there was the announcement yesterday or the day before to increase the size of the CMB program to be very liquid. I think the number was some $200 billion, backed by Canada's AAA credit rating, with very good assets behind it, to incrementally build another 30,000 units, I believe it was, in rentals. It was very significant
On top of that, there's the lifting of the 5% GST. Some of the provinces have come on board to remove the HST portion, so you're not just getting the 5% uplift; you're actually getting up to the double digits, which is great.
I think the gap between supply and demand that exists right now is just a stock-and-flow number, right? We have a stock of housing, and it takes time to build, but we have a flow of demand that we're trying to catch up on. Can we catch up?