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There are a number of things inside of shelter inflation. Obviously, mortgage insurance cost is part of what's keeping overall shelter inflation up. Normally, as you would have seen in past tightening cycles, as interest rates go up, there is a decline in house prices. However, because we have a chronic structural shortage of housing in Canada, we haven't seen that sort of offset or adjustment. Therefore, housing prices are still part of the overall higher shelter contribution to inflation.
Rents have also risen quite a bit recently, and that's—