We started to get hit on the housing, but definitely on the food. The 23% increase on the carbon tax has hurt the cost of food and people's lives, as we've all heard.
Another area for opportunity is what's happening with the new campus. You have experience at both the university and Sask Polytech. Can you explain, if you were associated with some of the capital campaigns to replace buildings at a university versus a polytech, if there are any differences there? Are there differences in approach that you think that Sask Polytech is taking or differences in the two facilities?