In terms of barriers, there are a couple of things that were expressed. One is that the population of the communities is so low that it doesn't make economic sense for companies to build a robust, broadband infrastructure. That was something that was expressed in the round tables. Some communities are a little more creative than others. You can do some satellites.
At the end of the day, we talked to a couple of businesses who were actually large graphic design companies, based in Nunavut and Yellowknife, who talked about the experience of having to be online first thing in the morning, knowing that their business was going to lack access throughout chunks of the day, and trying to do business around that kind of system. It's sort of the economic model more than anything else that was cited.