Yes, that's right, roughly.
That's nothing I've ever dealt with before as an MP. It's going to be something new, if that's where I intend to run. The same would be said for the new northern riding, Edmonton—Wetaskiwin, where you'd have 30,000 to 40,000 people having that effect from right at the cusp of the City of Edmonton, which is a much bigger fish than Red Deer, and I'll give you an example.
There has been a lot of talk in Edmonton about tax dollars potentially being used to build an NHL hockey arena. That might sound appealing to an Edmonton MP, but it certainly doesn't sound appealing to a Wetaskiwin MP. These are the kinds of conundrums that MPs will be facing when they're dealing with these kinds of issues. MPs sometimes have to deal with difficult issues, and I understand that, but this will be the difference. The lifestyle choices that people make reflect where they live and where they work and where they play, and they're different worlds.