We moved some of our parcel delivery over to alternative services, particularly at times leading up to the expiration of a 72-hour notice or an eventual notice. So Canada Post lost some business from us. We incurred higher costs as a result of having to do that.
When it came to various address to admail deadlines, we had no options at all. Fortunately, we had mail dates in May and mid-July and August, and we were able to make all of those address to admails. We can't make alternative arrangements for those sorts of things.
I will note, though, as I mentioned in my brief, that when there is uncertainty across the country, people don't like to order. The particular catalogue that we're fulfilling orders for right now would be considered our fall bulb catalogue. That season runs from May 1 until about October 15 and our business from that catalogue is down about 10% or 12% this year. That's a catalogue from which business traditionally increases every year, by 5%, 6%, 8%, 9%.
I really don't have anything I could suggest for why business from that particular catalogue is down the amount it is, other than the threat of disruption.