As you said, in British Columbia, especially in the Lower Mainland, we're seeing that housing crunch. I think investments in affordable housing are really important. The crackdown on empty rental space by Vancouver has been very useful.
I would say, especially in the spirit of the study we're discussing today, we need to empower women across Canada but also in B.C. to make a living wage that will support the kind of housing the market has available, through some of the things we talked about, such as decreasing biases in hiring and promotion and ensuring they can make the wage they require to live. I think the living wage campaign here in B.C. is really effective in showing that to have a two-parent, two-child home you have to make about double the minimum wage to afford to live in the Lower Mainland, and that's not even in Vancouver proper.