As far as radio is concerned, the cuts were less perceptible, we still hear talk about ourselves and what we do, but it is always at the regional level and not at the national level.
As far as television is concerned, on the regional French Ontario newscast at 6 p.m.—I watched it for the last two weeks in order to be ready for my appearance here—in one hour, there are approximately two or three stories about the Franco-Ontarian community. The rest dealt with national or provincial events that do not necessarily affect the francophone community.
The cutbacks to television did hurt us very badly. I would even go so far as to say that we have almost no presence on television.