I am going to answer your first question on the rural regions.
That is a timely question. Over the past two days, we have had a meeting in Rivière-du-Loup with people from across Quebec. Some of them, who came from a rural region, told us that the closing of a post office in a region had an incredibly terrible impact. It is one more factor that is sapping the vitality of the rural regions.
It is easy to sap the vitality of the rural regions. The post office represents something important for those regions. Mail delivery is a public service. Some caisses populaires have closed in certain locations. Seniors are angry about that. They even wonder whether they will be able to stay in their region if authorities are starting to cancel all their services. That is a major question mark in their minds.
As I told you during my presentation, many older people are reluctant to use the Internet. Do not try to encourage them to do so. They do not want to use it, and they know other people who do not want to use it either. We are trying to change things in that regard. There are a lot of knowledge improvement programs, but people are reluctant to use the Internet. There will be a large percentage of those people who will not want to use the Internet.