Mr. McConnell and Mr. Goulet, you've been asked about the added cost of fuel due to carbon tax, but certainly other things have caused the cost of food to go up, such as the global supply situation—both in terms of food but also in terms of fuel—because of the war in Ukraine, supply chain issues coming out of COVID and pent-up demand. There was a recent article by a whole number of economists addressing the issue of how much of inflation is due to the carbon tax, and they almost universally attributed the percentage of the increased cost due to carbon tax as being pretty minimal.
What is your estimation as to how much carbon tax is contributing to the increased prices of food that you're seeing in the northern communities?