We have a very similar situation with the Algonquin Nation. I worked with the Algonquin Nation for a number of years in Quebec. We had a radio station in the Lake Temiskaming region. It was not able to compete for broadcasting advertising because they kept the signal short. I always felt that a lot of non-natives would enjoy the programming, because it was a lot more fun. But they couldn't compete, so they were very hampered in their ability...and yet we had 10 communities spread across the Abitibi region, down to La Vérendrye Park, that were unable to speak to each other, probably 8,000 people spread out.
Is this basically a similar situation? Do you have communities spread out over a large territory?