Thanks, John, and thanks Tony.
I'm going to wrap up.
I have a few questions regarding Alberta's plan, which they just came out with in the last little while. There's a Hamilton round table for poverty, near my riding in southwestern Ontario between Hamilton and St. Catherines. They have had some success, and Vancouver and a few other cities have been talking about it. One of the things they've come up with is the thought process of “no blame”. In other words, everyone needs to participate. Sure, there's more the federal government could be doing, and there's more we need to do; we all recognize that. But there's the notion of trying to get businesses involved, and municipal and provincial governments, and all these kinds of things.
My question to you, given what I've heard about Alberta's plan, which seems to talk about what they're going to do over the next number of years, is what your thoughts are on the plan that Alberta has come up with or is talking about trying to implement. They talk about more housing. The number one recommendation, from everywhere we've been bar none, is about housing. It's a critical issue.
My question to the panel is, what are your thoughts concerning the recommendations Alberta has made and where they're going with this?