I'm finding it hard to link all that to food insecurity.
You say that the $87 million will be used to expand what nutrition north is doing. Can you tell me more exactly where that funding is being allocated? How will it supplement the work being done by nutrition north?
I have another question about inflation and rising costs. I'm very sensitive to that. It's extremely expensive for people to feed themselves in the north. As was said earlier, half of Nunavut has trouble feeding itself.
How will this help?