Mr. Speaker, farmers heating their barns, drying their grains or heating their greenhouses are going to immediately see a shortage of propane. As we know, when the supply is short the price goes up.
In the most extreme cases, such as when we saw the rail blockades, we know that there is potential for those barns to not be heated and for the animals to freeze. That was a real threat, so that is something that could happen in extreme circumstances. More likely, the cost would go up, and that would cause the cost of all food to go up. We have seen people struggling, especially those on a fixed income, so this would be extreme, especially for our seniors.