Okay. Briefly, if you have any kids in the house, you know they're watching the Internet about 50 hours a week right now and they're listening to music about 40 hours a week, and you sort of wonder when they ever study or eat.
The fact is that we're moving in an era, even yourselves, when we're consuming more and more information through communications tools. Of those companies that we're talking about that are Canadian, be it Telus, Bell, Rogers, or Quebecor, we've been in an economic downturn for the last two years at least, and these companies are still making 25%, 26% profit margins. They are investing in infrastructure, but they're still making 25% profit, and in a bad time. In the coming year, as the economy starts going again, we're probably going to see them with profit margins of 30%, 35%. So they're not having a problem finding capital.
We're moving into an economy that's based on the transfer of information and the fact that everybody wants to have their own little personal intelligent phone. And as soon as the kids get their hands on an intelligent phone, your bill doubles. So it's an industry that has a fantastic future. It's one of our industrial sectors that's probably going to be the most performing in the coming years, and none of them are complaining that they can't find capital.