Sure, I would love to.
When we initially started to hear that there may be changes, Doug Jones approached SUMA, and then again came to Weyburn and approached us as well. He spoke with our city mayors' caucus around the issue of Canada Post and the changes. Then we were approached in Weyburn by two gentlemen—and I'm sorry, but I don't recall their names—and they started the process of the community mailboxes for us.
Actually, it was a nice smooth process. We had a lot of give and take and discussion back and forth. We received a big binder just after the federal election, or just prior to that, showing where those community mailboxes were going to be located in Weyburn. We were in the process of going back and forth to say this one's good, this one's not going to work, and this one's okay.
I have to say that overall we were quite pleased with the interaction and co-operation we were getting from Canada Post.