To be brief, I think any idea of abandoning that is pretty facile and doesn't understand the economics of how journalism works or how Canada has traditionally operated. I look at the United States. California is introducing bills to support local journalism, and Illinois, New York state and Utah, and I believe there's another one as well, but I could be mistaken.
In the U.K., there's the BBC. There are the nordic models in Scandinavia. They've all relied on some sort of government subsidy to exist. I think you can make an argument—a philosophical one—that, sure, the government could get out and let the survival of the fittest ultimately prevail. My recommendation is that there won't be much left to support our democracy. We're going to devolve into a nation of TikTokers and YouTubers who are out there not communicating stories in the public interest but just looking to profit off of whatever rumour is going around the Internet. I think that's pretty clear, based on my understanding of things.