Right, but I think from our perspective, on all sides of the House, we're concerned about affordability and about ensuring that Canadians can make ends meet. One of the most important ways we can do that is to ensure that people are employed in good work with decent compensation and good benefits so that they can make ends meet. I salute you for reaching that negotiated settlement. I think it's really important for Canadians.
I represent the urban riding of University—Rosedale. It's in the heart of downtown Toronto. We've had a lot of focus, and understandably so, on rural communities this morning, but what people in urban communities are hearing you say is you will be doing your best to boost services in rural communities at the expense of the urban environment. Particularly in multicultural communities like mine, where people often are newcomers speaking different languages, trying to navigate government forms, etc., the post office has been a safe place to go to ask the kinds of questions that people may need to ask.
Can you talk a little bit about your perspective on maintaining market share in the urban environment and on providing good, solid and culturally appropriate services in urban communities like my own?