Through the Reducing the Cost of Living initiative we’ve discussed as Members of the Assembly — and Ms. Lee will be the lead on that file — we’re looking at a number of factors. Other things we’ve heard of, for example, are directives that are supposed to help the high-cost communities with a Food Mail Program that is there by the federal government. We need to look at that to see how it’s working. I’ve heard from a number of people and businesses who say it’s not working as it was designed to. We need to look at that to see if there’s a real, true impact on communities. It’s supposed to help that transportation fee the Member is talking about.
Some of our other programs we talked about -- the Income Support Program.... The food baskets in those communities at a high cost are adjusted for those communities. That continues to be something we look at as part of the forced growth. For people who aren’t on income support or don’t have the need for it, the direct impact on them is another thing we’re going to have to look at. Some of our initiatives, the big ones, are the cost of energy and transportation. You’ll see we’re proposing some investment in those areas to help try to reduce the cost. For example, some of the Transport Canada regulations on airports reducing the size of planes going into those communities could have a further negative impact. We’re trying to address those as we go forward.