On Tuesday this week, we heard from a vice-chief from a tribal council in my area. He made a direct link—and I'm curious if it's true in other places—between economic opportunity and some of the work being done by the first nations leadership. He made a link between that and the number of people in each home.
Within his tribal council, there were nine first nations. He said, where there was greater opportunity, the average number of people in a home was less than where there were smaller opportunities. I'm curious if that applies in your nation as well, and if that's a pattern or if that's just his example.