Yes, just for that airport; and we have magazines just for provinces.
Magazines make a difference in the news environment. I'll give you one example. This is perhaps not the best, because I'm going to talk about Toronto as opposed to Victoria. If you think of a monthly magazine, how could a monthly magazine be in the news business, since you can't follow the news? Our mantra is that if you're a monthly magazine, you can't follow the news but you can make the news. In the last year, we've had six stories that have gone completely viral and global.
The Desmond Cole story on what it's like to be a black man on the streets of Toronto—that one story after years of journalistic coverage—changed carding in Toronto. Mayor John Tory will tell you that's the story that changed him. That's the story that was written by a wonderful writer named Desmond Cole, but more or just as importantly it was edited by an outstanding editor named Emily Landau. If there hadn't been that combination.... It was just the way that story was told.
We had the very complicated story of a young Vietnamese woman who ended up putting out a contract to kill her parents. She had lied to her parents about graduating from school, from university, and about getting a job. She was discovered, and the whole thing broke down and she took out a contract. It was an extraordinary story about the pressures on a new immigrant to perform and where that can go. That story went completely global. Those stories make news. Those are magazine stories.