In my riding, that's not really the case. If you're in Fort Chipewyan, you have to get on a prop plane to get to Fort McMurray if you want to apply in person at Service Canada. If you're in Cold Lake, even though it's a military base and even though this is a massive Government of Canada employer, you have to drive to St. Paul, which is an hour and a half away, to get service. There are lots of places in rural Canada that are very underserved by Service Canada, and those are the communities that have the least access to the Internet.
You guys should reconsider having a full-time Service Canada office in Cold Lake because of the F-35 project. I'm giving that plug as a local member of Parliament. Please reconsider this.
There is another piece on this. Have you done an analysis on how many people in the backlog are first nations and living on reserves?