I would submit to you that at this stage, I actually have two constituencies; in fact, I have had two for the last nine years I've represented my area.
You might find that strange until you realize that when I fly home, I fly home to Edmonton, rent a car, and drive to the southern part of my constituency. Then I drive back to do any events there, which would be in High Prairie, Slave Lake, Wabasca, or any of those areas that go quite closely up to Chris's riding. I have to fly into Edmonton, drive up, drive back to Edmonton, and fly back here. That's all the time I have. I don't have time to go home.
If I want to go to Fort McMurray for an event there, I have to fly to Fort McMurray and then drive around either to Wandering River or to Lac La Biche, which is even further south in the riding, so I alternate between the two areas on all of my events.
Half of my population, when I started, was in the south, and half of the population was in the north. That's why I had in essence two constituencies. It was impossible to drive in the south and then go up to Fort McMurray on what is considered to be the “highway of death” in Canada, which is Highway 63.