It's not quite how you're describing it. I think the severity of the food insecurity crisis continues on. We look at local data from different communities and different organizations, but we also compare that to the national statistics, because Statistics Canada collects national data on food insecurity. We're seeing on the front lines that the severity of the crisis is not abating. It is starting to affect and has affected folks who were traditionally thought of as being safe from food insecurity, and it reflects the general economic precarity that's proliferating in society. This has been going on for at least the past 26 years. It's a non-partisan issue. Food insecurity has accelerated over the course of a generation, and it's going to really take a non-partisan approach and a whole-of-government approach to try to address it across the country.
