Absolutely. That would also include, I would imagine, things like their monthly heating bills and their food, like you said. All these costs are going up on a month-to-month basis.
Recently we saw the government do a carbon tax flip-flop in Atlantic Canada—for about 3% of Canadians—where their numbers were very low in the polls. They gave a pause on the carbon tax to Atlantic Canadians, which represents 3% of Canada. The rest of the 97% of Canada did not get that pause.
Do you think it would be helpful and fair if everyone across Canada were able to get a pause on this carbon tax? Would it help some of the users of the food bank if those costs were lowered in their month-to-month expenses?