You're right. I think you and I both can spin that out into other scenarios historically where propaganda has led to mass killing, whether it's in Rwanda or Cambodia. It's a historical truth, and it's very dangerous. It's very important that we try to have some agreed-upon idea, common ground for what we accept as a society as truth. I think we'd like to be part of holding the ground for that.
One of our recommendations in the submission is that the Government of Canada—and I know this is tricky—create an agreed-upon definition of “journalist”. France did it at the turn of the century. France is a real leader in terms of valuing journalism and creating a structure that supports it. I think 12% of the funding of the revenue that goes into their journalism companies in France comes from the government. It's based on the idea that they should support media companies across party lines in order to foster a pluralistic society.