The Quebec media were protected from the crisis for a long time by the size of the market, by a combination of assistance programs, and, in particular, by the language barrier and cultural identity.
However, we are increasingly seeing that changing; I would just mention the use of the big streaming platforms, for example. Here, we are not talking just about information, but about media content in general. People are turning to other sources, or rather, turning away from traditional sources. We see how trust in the information sector is also declining in Quebec, while it is traditionally higher among francophones than among anglophones.
There are unique challenges in Quebec. I am a Quebecker by adoption, but I too am Acadian, and I was Franco-Manitoban in my youth. I think that Quebec has a lot of resources and creativity for coping with this. We have a provincial government that is very committed to this issue.