Atlantic Canada has been doing well. The Prairies have been doing pretty well. Let's talk about Alberta. That's probably been doing the best over the past couple of years.
First of all, there's no provincial sales tax on housing. That's a good start. Their development taxes have been lower, although they're growing faster than we like to see. That's a bad example. I think they're learning bad lessons from Ontario and B.C. We would like to see that slow down, in some cases. They have a much more elastic.... I'm sorry. I won't use an economic term. They are able to respond to demand a lot faster because they can get shovels in the ground faster...because they can get permits out faster. There's less regulation. The approval system is a lot faster. When the market turns, they're able to respond much more quickly. They also do a pretty good job with building codes and with being consistent across the province.
They have a lot of things going right in a lot of ways that other parts of the country could learn from.