Yes, I think the initial run-up in inflation was mostly driven by global factors. There were much higher energy prices, as I just talked about, global supply chains were really gummed up, and we saw a big surge in demand globally for goods. All that drove goods price inflation up very rapidly.
This time last year, service price inflation was actually was still about 2% in Canada, but over the course of the last year, it rose very quickly. That largely reflected what's happening here in Canada. The economy overheated. Then we got through omicron. Last year at this time we were just coming out of omicron and the economy has never really looked back. Nobody could tell us how many waves of this there were going to be. Fortunately, that was the last major wave. The economy reopened. Businesses were not able to keep up with the demand and you saw domestic prices increase quite rapidly.