Yes, the aboriginals, but that is not what they're reflecting at all. They're bringing in American sports. They're bringing in all sorts of other things that are not Canadian.
Canadian culture only means, as I say, maintaining the broadcast industry, the producers and the actors. Why aren't we getting from the CBC—? Our children will see the reflection, and you ask why people are having to pay for cable. The answer is that they want it, so they're paying for it. That's why people are going into cable. It's because they want to watch that program about horses, or about nature, or whatever it's going to be, and people are willing to pay for it because that's what they want to see.
I don't see anything in the CBC that I can say is uniquely Canadian. For example, they did a series on Prime Minister Trudeau and the Trudeau years and they had a maximum of only 500,000 at the very best. Why didn't Canadians want to see that as Canadian culture? I don't know, but that isn't what Canadians want to see, so we have to ask ourselves why the broadcast industry is not reflecting what Canadians want to see and hear, and it's just not. We have $1 billion for what reason?