Thanks for being with us, gentlemen.
Mr. Jamison, Mr. Merrell, it's great to see someone from Edmonton. It's worthwhile to the committee to see someone from Edmonton today.
We're short on time, so I'll ask a very quick question to you.
The Government of Canada's objectives are to provide ads, communications that are responsive to the diverse information needs of the public. I'm looking at survey results from AdCanada Media from 2014. It shows communities of 5,000 and fewer that are served by a lot of your association, and that 71% prefer the community newspaper for information. In communities of 5,000 to 10,000, 78% prefer community newspapers for their information. Only about 15% in both of those communities preferred it over the Internet.
Considering this information, are we failing what the government directive is, which is to provide diverse information? Are we failing rural Alberta and rural Canada?