My next question is around how we pay for all this. The numbers are quite dramatic. You indicated here that the Insurance Bureau of Canada suggests that $5.3 billion per year is required to avoid the worst climate impacts. We're investing a lot of money in infrastructure that is not directly connected to climate adaptation. I note that the Ontario provincial budget is investing $28 billion over 10 years in highway expansion.
Do we just do everything more, such as invest more in growth and invest more in adaptation? Where does this money come from? I'm wondering if it's a situation where we have to take a hard look at where we invest public money—that, actually, there are things we need to reduce investment in so that we can shift investment onto these critical priorities to protect what we have and ensure that communities like Merritt and Princeton aren't facing situations like the ones they've faced.