At that time, I'm sure I was referring to the pace of the oil sands approvals. Every time a company announces a $10 billion project, for example—which is commonplace in this region—it draws a population that comes with it. What we're not capable of managing is what happens when people come and are not adequately prepared for the cost of housing in the community. We end up with more people having to utilize shelter services and the like.
Again, what we want to make sure of before those transactions occur is that we're sufficiently capable of managing the inevitable effect of the population coming to support those transactions.