Thank you for the question. In fact, I had breakfast this morning with the chair of the CRTC and was able to ask how the review was coming along. We didn't actually talk about the content of the information, but he reported back that he has received a very good response from all sectors of the industry. He started demonstrating the volume of it at the breakfast table.
That led us into a discussion, because the digital world is a technology that enables so many people to be able to develop new ways. We just heard about a major transaction including YouTube. Well, it's two young men in a garage, etc. So it's very hard to forecast future technologies, services, packaging, and how it will be delivered.
We then talked about the difficulty, when you're in an Internet age and a digital world, of ensuring Canadian content. How do you ensure a space and a place for Canadian creators? Those are the kinds of questions I'm committed to being concerned about, as is the chair. That's the environment we're talking about.
It's also a conversation, I'm happy to report, that actually happens at cabinet with my cabinet colleagues themselves, not only Minister Bernier, but Minister Flaherty, the finance minister. We had a dinner last night with heads of universities and colleges in the GTA. The head of Ryerson asked a very insightful question: Did we recognize the potential of Canada and Canadians in this new digital world and the place we could play? We have the talent and we certainly have the training. Now where are the jobs and the placements, etc.? So this is a discussion we are constantly having.