It's affected everybody's cost of housing, certainly in terms of energy inputs, the cost of building materials and that sort of thing. I think it would be just as it is with other Canadians.
It'll depend a bit where you live. There's kind of an assumption that all first nations communities are remote and in the north, but the largest communities are places like Six Nations, Akwesasne and Kahnawake near Montreal, and so on. There are issues around floods and fires facing first nations communities, just as there are in other communities.
One of the big legislative gaps that you could do something about is that there are no enforceable fire codes on reserve. That could be fixed.