I appreciate that.
I call Fort McMurray home, and Fort McMurray's groceries are substantially more expensive than what we see here in Ottawa. The further north I go, even in my own constituency, the more expensive groceries get and the more expensive gas gets. As the carbon tax has been added on and is ever increasing, what we're seeing is that it's being passed on to consumers. Milk is now more unaffordable than it was before, because the cost to transport the milk to some of these communities is that much more expensive.
Have you done any studies or is there any research that's been done on how much you would have to increase the CCB in order to combat this record-breaking food inflation?