I certainly don't have direct responsibility, and CBC/Radio-Canada are quite jealous about their responsibility for programming. I think I can bear witness. As you have, I have heard a lot of people in different parts of the country express a certain amount of frustration about learning more about traffic conditions on the Jacques Cartier Bridge than about what's happening in their part of the country.
Some members of Parliament have taken to referring to Radio-Canada as Radio-Montreal. I think that's not entirely fair when you look at the efforts that are being made in the regions by hard-working, very professional journalists to create lively, relevant, interesting local programming. Often the regions can become an afterthought, and some of that frustration is often felt in other parts of the country. It's a reflection of the frustration that is sometimes felt about Toronto as well. I know that CBC makes a real effort to ensure that its broadcasting is not Toronto-centric. This is an issue the people really wrestle with internally, but it's a challenge.