Mr. Bibic, as somebody who used to watch W5, I'm really disappointed that my views were not considered when you cut that program.
I come to politics having worked in the corporate sector. I have to say that one thing that I remember being taught by somebody I respected tremendously is that, as an executive and as a leader, you have an obligation to take care of your people if you want to build a strong organization. I have to say, the idea that you and your executive team saw fit—and I think building strong Canadian businesses is important—to take substantial bonuses and equity packages at a time when your workers, your employees and your journalists could have had their jobs saved is a bit disappointing.
I will leave that with you, Mr. Bibic. You have to run the company the way you believe is best, but I think that it is more important to think about Canadians, particularly those who have subsidized your company for so very long.