Thank you, Madam Chair.
Thank you to our witnesses for being here.
Like my colleague from Prince George, I fly back and forth across the country and although we cover more of the southerly portion of the country, it's still remarkable how sparsely populated it is. It could only be even more technically challenging to meet expectations with the small, very distant, very isolated communities across the north.
As impressive as your numbers sound on what you've actually delivered, is this just a drop in the bucket in terms of the needs for things specifically like housing, education or medical care? Do you actually have a grasp of the total scope of the need?