This is an issue that has come up repeatedly in electoral boundaries commissions. The fundamental principle that we're dealing with here is representation by population. A vote in suburban Toronto should be equal to a vote in any other part of Canada. Unfortunately, we don't have that issue solved right now.
What I do find very difficult to accept is that, right now, a vote in rural Ontario.... Indeed, a rural Ontario member of Parliament has 30% more people and much bigger ridings, in many cases, than in other rural provinces. I understand the issue about servicing constituents, but that is an issue that has to be dealt with after we sort out the issue of representation by population, in my view.