The health of the real estate market is that it's probably just starting to slow down in Quebec. It was a very buoyant market. Atlantic Canada is experiencing considerable run-ups in prices. That may turn out to be against their own interests, because Atlantic Canada has never been a hotbed of massive incomes, but again, this virus that comes from these big cities has gone across the country. I can only suspect that there will be more price reduction in Ontario and British Columbia this year, a slowdown in price appreciation in Quebec, and more powers of sale, with more people struggling to make their mortgage payments.
We reached a landmark in the GTA last quarter: There were absolutely no condominium starts of any description in the GTA in the last quarter.