We don't throttle. We don't do deep packet inspection. We do none of that stuff. The broad answer is no. I think Chris Seidl from the CRTC said in his comments that they'd received 19 complaints. This is an issue without a country.
I'll just go right there. In 2005, 13 years ago, during a prolonged labour disruption—and I think Mr. Erskine-Smith referred to it—we blocked a website called Voices for Change. We simultaneously sought an injunction from the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench. An injunction was issued 48 hours later, and the content was taken down.
That particular incident is trotted out by Internet activists as the poster child for the end of the world and the Internet as we know it. If you believe that this is the end of the world and the Internet as we know it, Godspeed. I think it is what it is.