Yes, and I would like to add that with the reductions that we've seen in the key Bank of Canada rate of 125 basis points, millions of Canadians are saving a lot. Effectively, it's a tax cut for Canadians. They're saving a lot on their home equity lines of credit and their variable rate mortgages. It's great to see, and we saw 50 basis points this week.
As an economist, if I focus purely on an economic basis, I think we'll see further rate cuts in the months ahead as inflation has been tamed.
I will quickly go to the Canadian Gas Association—and Chair, please let me know when my time is up—and the Ontario system.
If you go to the IESO website—the Independent Electricity System Operator website—with regard to the electricity supply and our energy supply in Ontario, natural gas is a component. A lot of homes in Ontario are heated by natural gas, and it will remain a substantial component of our energy supply system for many years to come as we decarbonize our economy. I would like to add how important it is that natural gas remain in the mix for the temporary period for the upcoming years, and I would like to ask about the investments that your members are making into the grid, please.