I'm not sure. The Competition Bureau looks to determine if an industry is too concentrated as opposed to fragmented. Those are the two terms. A fragmented industry is where you have many competitors. With regard to the grocery industry—and I just looked up that data again this morning—there are over 20,000 establishments in Canada according to StatsCan. Compare that to telecom, where there are three.
Now that's a concentrated industry. That's oligopolistic. However, in grocery retailing, there are thousands of companies. It's not just those big three that we talk about. There are Whole Foods, Costco, Walmart and so forth, so there's a great amount of competition.