I did some numbers on that.
In 2021 prior to redistribution, using StatsCan projections, which of course are projections, Ontario would have about 123,000 people per riding; Alberta, just under 123,000; and British Columbia, 134,000, whereas the rest of the provinces would be at just a bit above 81,000 or 82,000. After the redistribution those numbers get better under C-20. They average about 120,000 or 122,000 in the three fast-growing provinces. If you keep 111,000 as the quotient, then the average riding population will be about 110,000 or 111,000 for those three provinces. It's still quite a large gap, but it's closer under the formula that we're proposing at the Mowat Centre than it would otherwise be. If we keep the 279 formula, C-20 is a big improvement. We're suggesting further refinements to that formula if the goal is to enhance rep by pop.