I'll have a crack at it.
When you say subsidized, from a business point of view it means that you're losing money and you want to do something. When you start doing the math and listening to the comments from our members, especially when they're in the residential mode, people are very well paid. When you are a truck driver for UAP, the average salary in Canada is $22 an hour. That's $44,000 a year. Postmen are probably higher than that. A truck driver for UPS is lower than that.
Let's not kid ourselves. I come from Saint-Michel-des-Saints. That's two hours away from here. The asphalt stops there, and when you send something out there UPS, he'll drop it in the village. He won't go three miles further than that because they won't make their money. They drop it in the village, and that's it. All that to say that, when you subsidize, people have to have the idea that they're subsidizing a good cost structure. I don't know what that means, but it's a good cost structure.