I think, fundamentally, you can see it in Vancouver. The speed of this type of increase in housing values—compared with local incomes—has been most acute in the city of Vancouver. Through certain policies at both the local and provincial levels, we've seen at least some staunching of that. At the same time, of course, other factors have now replaced that, which are also drive up housing values.
It's really about how we've dealt with the issue of foreign capital. It still remains a sizable challenge when looking for policy and leadership at the federal level.