We didn't make up the definition. We're following the definition that Statistics Canada uses, because that's one with data gathered from around the country.
I think that speaks to why we need to be careful as a country when comparing ourselves to others without thinking about household income and other aspects. Our country is geographically vast, and there are many areas with low population, unlike the United States, which is very dense in many areas that it's easier to reach many more individuals with the infrastructure. That's why it's important to really consider the particularities of Canada as the strategy plans its way out.