Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, both, for coming. It's great to hear from the business community. We hear from a lot of different groups of Canadians in the business community, towns, and municipalities, and groups representing the aged or the infirm. We also hear from unions, so different groups provide different perspectives.
I'm very interested in the notion that rural Canadians can have access to a high-quality distribution infrastructure so that they can sell rurally manufactured products around the world.
Ms. MacDonald, can you tell us a little bit about the volume of sales that your hundred members might have, the times of delivery, what customers buying from Charlottetown expect in terms of delivery times, whether or not you're getting the type of service you need now, and how the service would need to change for you to continue to compete in the global market?