Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Why is this important? Think about this: Anytime the Chippewas of Georgina Island have any interaction with the federal government, they are classified as rural and remote. Now we have first nations being classified as Toronto, and they do not receive the 20% rural top-up.
I'll go back to my colleague's comment about how impressed he is with the Holland Marsh and the soup and salad bowl of Canada. This is a farming community in Bradford West Gwillimbury. I currently have a private member's bill, Bill C-280, on financial protection for fresh fruit and vegetable growers across Canada. I brought fresh fruits and vegetables to the agriculture committee to showcase my riding. The mascot of Bradford West Gwillimbury is a carrot called Gwilly. That's how rural York—Simcoe is, but this Liberal government has classified York—Simcoe as Toronto.
Again, it's so important to set the stage. Going back to the CN Tower, I drove down to Toronto. With my powerful binoculars, which I would almost classify as a telescope, I was up in the CN Tower with perfect visibility and I could still not see the Chippewas of Georgina Island, the town of Pefferlaw or the town of Sutton. How does this make sense?
In the northern part of the riding, in the town of Pefferlaw, we don't receive the rural top-up. Let's have a look at that. I'll go back to my colleague for Whitby on technology. If you were to pull your phone out and try to order an Uber, you'll see we have no Uber.