Walk with me here. It's my understanding that, in general, Canada has had a slower rate of population aging than many other comparator countries, in part because of our immigration policy, of which Canadians are I think rightly proud, and also in part because newcomer communities and indigenous communities tend to have higher birth rates. Therefore, our demographic shift has been slower than, for example, in many European countries or other comparator nations.
Is that consistent with your understanding of what shapes the particularly Canadian story around population aging?