It depends on what else is happening in the economy.
Other things being equal, as economists like to say, the more demand.... First of all, government actions can have both demand and supply consequences. For example, the government has increased the target for the number of immigrants coming into the country. That's going to add supply. It's going to add workers. It's going to add new Canadians. It's also going to add demand because they're going to need housing. They're going to get incomes and they're going to spend them. We are going to take both of those into account.
Yes, other things being equal, the more demand there is in the economy, the higher the interest rates would have to be to bring inflation back to target.
Government policies have a range of effects, and we do our best to take those into account. We have a clear mandate and we make our policy decisions in pursuit of our mandate.