I don't have any statistics to represent this, but again, if somebody were coming into Whitehorse for a day, it would appear that it's a fairly well-off community. But I feel that the middle class here is very small. We have people who are making well over $50,000 a year and then we have the bulk of the population who are one or two paycheques away from being homeless. And that also includes the people who are working within non-profits themselves. You have support workers with an incredibly high burnout rate earning $16 or $17 an hour with a clientele of 50-plus as well. That's another thing to factor into that.
On December 1st, 2009. See this statement in context.