You know, we're looking for support in any way we can get it. We really see this as striking so many chords, in terms of affordability for individuals to be able to get around. We see it as being a big proponent of the environment. Even with vehicle manufacturers offering reduced prices on vehicles, there are still a lot of people who simply cannot afford vehicles. There are a lot of people who downsized their homes and are basically getting rid of one or both of their vehicles. We really see public transportation for Selkirk as, again, a broad-based thing. It's good for the environment; it's good for the economy; it's good in terms of operation dollars, absolutely. If there's something that can be brought forward for us to offset those operating costs, because we all know it's a losing proposition, but it's nonetheless necessary....
On October 20th, 2009. See this statement in context.