Thank you, Madam Chair.
I just have a small correction on Mr. Volpe's presentation. Giovanni Caboto actually landed in Newfoundland, not in Canada, in the home of the Beothuk people. It doesn't really matter, because Canada had the good fortune of joining Newfoundland back in 1949. You are all very welcome.
I want to get to the point of federal advertising. The federal government follows the people, and one of the things I found in my campaign was the number of people who are on Facebook, who are online, and that is where we want to follow people.
The fastest-growing online market is in seniors. For instance, of those 75 and over, 5% were online in 2000, but 27% were online in 2012. Half of them are on Facebook, which is not a surprise to me, and over a third of them are on every day. On an interesting note, there are more people 75 and up doing online gaming, at about 36%; it's 27% for baby boomers. It is a huge online presence, just among seniors. That is just Facebook alone, when you look at it.
On that note—and considering that the federal government is going to follow where the people are when it comes to its advertising—what is your online presence, and what sort of growth have you seen there?