There were too many fantastic presentations to be able to get to all of them. I'd like to focus, though, on Mr. Gander and Mr. Walters for the moment.
Your premise is that, absolutely, it should be a national strategy. This is no different from the railway of 1867. We need to have a digital infrastructure, which is essentially our ability to communicate with Canadians directly.
You mentioned that you want it to have municipal responsibility. Why not federal responsibility? We need to have that map to make sure it has gone from one end of the country to the other—a bit like in London, where the federal government owns the public transit.