I wish I had a better answer, but I don't. I think you're raising some really important factors. The cost of building materials is another reason the values have gone up, as is the ability of skilled workers to do the builds. There's also the short building season in many of the communities we're talking about, as well as the remoteness and getting things there. There are many factors, so we couldn't target one element as being a larger contributor over another.
When you do have the departments here, I would encourage you to ask them about some of the creative new builds they are looking at. When I was at the public accounts committee, they talked about non-traditional builds that they're trying to do in first nations communities. That might be an area that interests you when the departments appear.