I am fortunate then because there are at least three in my area. I am fortunate because there are fewer than 50 altogether, but at least three of them in my area.
My next question is for Ms. Grantham. A littler earlier, we heard from representatives of the Brain Injury Association of Canada. I would like to give you an example. In the early 1970s, we had programs to encourage people to take up biking, but we did not have any bike paths. Within one year, there were 18,000 people injured throughout Canada as a result of biking accidents. Some were more serious than others, but the people were not wearing helmets.
I am in favour of encouraging people to play sports, but I think we also need to do some education. I think that situation had a devastating effect on services in Canada. Some 18,000 people were injured in biking accidents. We sent people out bike riding, but there were not even any bike paths, no helmets. Here we were using an advertising campaign to push people to go bike riding. I thing we had a problem there.
I hope that governments will realize that when you send people out to play sports, you have to educate them a bit beforehand. I have no objection to encouraging people to play sports, but I want us to encourage them to play safely.