I don't think it does, unfortunately. I wouldn't even call Medicine Hat a news desert after we exited the market. We made the decision to close the television station because, quite frankly, we had lost money in that market six out of the previous nine years. We were slated to lose last year, even before closing costs. This would have been seven out of 10 years we were losing money in that market. We made a decision to keep our radio operations going there. We haven't abandoned the Medicine Hat market. We continue to serve the market and many others.
Unfortunately, this is not the only case in which CBC has taken one of our employees. I agree that it's not poaching—the same thing happens with us—but respectfully, they can't say that they're working to have conversations in these markets and help in those situations, because I have many other examples of that, unfortunately. You've heard many other examples of that. I would welcome that conversation; unfortunately, I think they're targeting markets that aren't news deserts, in a lot of cases, and I would encourage them to do so.