We can check.
Just now, you said that we should not be embarrassed to come here asking for assistance. Essentially, what we are asking for is a partnership. We are asking for the government to intervene to settle issues that are basically unfair. It did it in the past, you know. It is the role of government to intervene when particular sectors need support. When we talk about a democracy, in my view, that is a constitutional question, a fundamental question.
The government did it in the past during the groundfish crisis in order to support a lot of communities and put them back on their feet. That was great; it was very good. They did it for the aerospace industry, precisely because some giants were competing very unfairly with Canadian companies. They did it to extend a helping hand, to get them to the same level so that they could face the competition on an equal footing. They did it, in a general way, for multimedia and technology. You know, no company operating in Canada today does not receive a tax credit.
Essentially, what we are asking, is for you to help us, on a specific and one-time basis, to turn a corner that all members of the coalition are already navigating. It is a matter of democracy, but also a matter of need. Basically, we know that our products make a difference. We know that our products help people who want to advertise theirs. We are asking the Canadian government to start publishing its advertisements in all our products once more. By that, we mean the paper versions, but also the digital versions that most members of the coalition have developed.