Again, when you have more people than capacity in anything.... I can go to a Tim Hortons lineup—which was a joke from my member of Parliament—but, seriously, we've had to reconfigure how they go through a Tim's line so they're not blocking traffic flow on our two streets where they exist.
If you go into any of the shops or services you'll find, what I'm going to call, a deplorable state. Stock can't get on the shelves quickly enough, because of the volume of sales that are happening and the lack of staff able to manage that.
If you go to the health spectrum, we've made some big improvements in getting doctors into the community. I'm a 30-year resident here, and I still have trouble trying to get a doctor for my family.
These kinds of things are what I would call, maybe not so much chaos as, a good Friday night in town. We have enough policing services now, but honest to goodness, the population is so much greater than capacity in almost every respect.
We're in a better position now. I will say that up front. The two years of the recession gave us an opportunity not only to plan for what we were experiencing but also to hire staff. Frankly, the municipality itself has never been better staffed because of that time.