Absolutely. You see different cities that thrive more than others, so it's the same way. We are so proud of some of our communities that are thriving and moving, but the unfortunate issue is that there are many that are not.
We hear of programs—you said there was a carve-out of $2.8 billion—but there are always other programs announced, and first nations are not part of the carve-out. We have some communities that are thriving and doing really well. We lift them up and look to them for their best lessons learned, just as any city or town would when it's comparing itself with others.
You always want to do better, but the reality is that in first nations communities, particularly in the west, there's no air conditioning right now. It worries me that this afternoon, there are many kids in many communities going home because it's so hot there. At the same time, you're right that we have a lot of work to do on housing.
I don't know if my colleagues have anything further to add to that. Go ahead.