What I said was that it's cheaper for foreigners sometimes than it is for us to send to remote areas in our country. Canada Post does provide a very good service. If we use UPS or other carriers, we will do so only on larger packages and only when we really need the tracking, because this is something Canada Post doesn't do very well. They don't really track the packages that well. If it's expensive, if it's fragile, if it needs to be insured, we'll go with the other carriers.
I would say that 99% is Canada Post. It's not a bad service. It's a good service. If it weren't, we would ship it from the U.S. like we used to. The reason we don't do that anymore is that the exchange rate helps, but it's also the image. How would you like to buy something on lencrier.ca en français and get it shipped from New York? It doesn't look good. We take the hit to preserve the corporate image. Even on our Canadian website, inkpot.ca, we're not going to take a hit on our image. We're Canadian. We ship from Canada.
If it ever gets as bad as it used to be at one time, we'll reconsider that policy, but for now that's the policy.