We are in the same position as far as the diking goes.
The diking, as Mayor Coyne has said, needs to be a long-term, variable dike system that is able to cope with a possible Q200, and possibly higher. When we had our flood here, we saw 2.6 times more cubic metres of flow than we'd ever seen before. As a matter of fact, the flow was so high that it damaged the sending equipment—actually tore it away—so we lost track of how high the river actually was.
It's very important that long-term diking is done correctly and that it is also done with respect for the first nations community, because a lot of these sacred areas were damaged and have actually disappeared. In the long term, there has to be that as well. The—