We do a significant amount of outreach to find the local producers that are in our communities. At this time, those producers do happen to be francophones, as I've said, given the regions we serve.
Once we move into larger metropolitan areas, that may very well change, and we do intend to serve our communities in the languages of the community. For example, in Vancouver we offer services in numerous languages, including French, English, and Mandarin. We do spend an awful lot of time in understanding who we are serving and in serving them to the best of our abilities. It just so happens that the region we serve happens to be very, very francophone.