Maybe I'll speak broadly to young Canadians.
About a decade ago, I was chair of the expert panel on youth employment, and the economy is something I continue to follow. What we're seeing are some of the challenges with accessing affordable homes, and that could just be through affordable rental items that allow people to save money and live. We're starting to see that reflected in happiness surveys and young people's forecasting around their own ability to prosper and succeed. That's why I bring it back to broader, bigger prosperity opportunities, how we're growing the economy, and what other complementary public policy tools we have beyond the negative.