We work a lot in rural and remote communities. We're in Alberta and Saskatchewan. One of the things that upset me the most is your postal code determining the level of service you get. That should not be the case. There needs to be equity, not equality. This means there needs to be additional funding given towards people living in rural and remote communities—given to rural and remote services to address the fact that there are additional costs and less service as a result of that. That's probably one of the most important things to note.
As well, Canada needs to get better at building infrastructure—such as Internet services, phone services and transportation services—across this great and very large country of ours.
Those are two things that I would say are very critical.