I'm happy to speak to that.
Not necessarily everybody knows that when you're standing in Alert, Nunavut, you are closer to Ukraine than you are to Toronto. The issue of the distances, and the differences of where you get supply from and what it costs to travel there, make for enormous differences in price and so they don't all rise uniformly.
What we do know is if that we didn't have the subsidies, the prices would have increased even further, but there are many factors—transportation costs, supply issues and issues related directly to the retailers—that make a big difference. Again, we are doing this across vast distances.