Thank you for the question.
I'll go back to the action plan for 2020-30. Our recommendation is for the federal government to take a leadership position on this file and work with the provinces and other stakeholders, like cities and individual landowners, to come up with regional or local plans to address issues, or the phenomena, in a localized manner.
One thing we are noticing—and I think everyone at the table would agree—is that you can't have a one-size-fits-all approach for the entire Great Lakes and St. Lawrence, or the entire country for that matter. The action plan identified priority zones where those investments could take place.
Of course, municipalities, as the local governments or the governments that are closest to their citizens, have a role to play, but their resources are quite limited. We are talking about a fiscal framework that doesn't really favour municipalities to take those on as a responsibility, even though they have a growing set of responsibilities, in fact.
Something else we're hearing is that a lot of the programming that's available—