We just heard about a single mom with kids. She now benefits from a lot of non-taxable benefits and a number of initiatives that the federal government has brought forward to support her in this affordability crisis, all of which were opposed by the Conservative Party. All of these initiatives to try to support that family were actually opposed by the other side.
I'd like to add a nuance to some of the recent narrative around the impacts on the price of pollution and affordability. We've talked about the Bank of Canada, and the governor has been quoted as saying that other climate effects and events are also placing a cost on food, that there's a cost with respect to this and volatility. We can't just ignore it, put our heads in the sand and pretend it's going to go away.
I'm wondering if you agree with the governor on this issue.