Yes. The radio advertising market is relatively stable in Canada. The income has been fairly stable at about $1.4 billion for three or four years.
The advantage of radio is that people listen to it rather than watch it. As a result, it hasn't been replaced by the Internet. That's one of the medium's advantages.
I would say that the regional markets are neither better nor worse than the Montreal market. However, the volume is clearly higher in Montreal than in the regions. I would say that most regional stations struggle along, but that's not the case in Montreal and Quebec City.