It is. I'm sure that's why it hasn't been dealt with yet.
I'm wondering about Toronto, as an example—you have lots of experience there, having been a councillor. The city got its housing accelerator fund—$470 million, the biggest one in the country—agreed to for a number of things, not the least of which was sixplexes right across the city. They've come back and made them legal in nine of the 25 wards, and the penalty was to lose $10 million of that funding, or about 2%.
Starts have basically gone off a cliff in larger cities like the GTA and in the Lower Mainland. Is there anything specific that your agency will be doing in partnership with the private sector in those outrageously expensive markets to get them building again? I'm worried. They're starting to lay people off.