The answer is yes. We do and will continue to think about how climate change will affect food production. Again, the recent floods in B.C. are an example of the kind of extreme events one expects to see more of. There is a very real effect on food production there in the Abbotsford region on the Sumas Prairie. I think this is the kind of event we do need to prepare for. Indeed, all the disruptions that occurred in B.C. in December were evidence of that.
We are looking at ways to improve the climate resilience of our food production system in a range of programming, both in terms of our emergency preparedness and more generally in our research agenda and in our work with provinces and territories on programming.