It's striking that the more we go around, especially to the rural areas.... You mentioned that the level of service in Toronto versus out here is very different. It's the same in many Alberta rural areas. I don't want to say they put up with less, but they accept less than larger municipalities, and that's very true for health services and a lot of other things. It's more and more apparent that we have to approach this as two different issues that we're going to have to address. There's the rural issue and the downtown one.
I want to follow up on what you were saying. There is only so much money, and we will get to a point.... The report is showing a loss of three-quarters of a billion dollars within nine years, and it's either going to come from higher taxes or from—we're cowards—other areas. I'd like to hear feedback from you all about what you would see as a priority for your community. Is it cuts in other social areas or changing the way we do postal service?
It will come down to three-quarters of a billion dollars a year across Canada, which is a lot of palliative care, health care transfers, roads, or else maintaining a dwindling postal service that we may not have the courage to address. I'd like to hear about what's more important for your communities.