Let's take the last five years, which have not been easy years. I think everybody would agree with that. Our overall profits were over $2 billion. The increase in the share value has been $6.20—a 28% increase in the value of the shares. We've been able to increase the number of net shareholders because people who are retiring are leaving the Fonds and new shareholders are coming. Over the last five years, we've increased the number of shareholders by 45,000.
That tells me we must be doing something right, and we must be doing our mission properly; otherwise, we would not have this kind of undertaking by the workers in Quebec. Of the shareholders, half are unionized and about 46% are not unionized. It's not a question of labour. It's become a fund recognized in Quebec as doing its job.