Thank you for the question, Mr. Earle.
Overall, we see some price equalization there. However, some of the time it comes in through private carriers, so we see a little price increase there. If you look at the communities that are serviced by them, they are somewhat normalized. Any change to that program would certainly hinder us.
This program has been offered elsewhere in Canada. Let's just say that if you put in a road system and still need a subsidy.... That's when food prices went up, actually—when we had more access.
Overall, we're seeing somewhat of a stable thing. There's not much change from winter through to summer.