You're asking, I think, what can be done to move things quickly. While I think there is a place for cell on wheels as a very temporary measure to get connectivity to some place that's just unserviced now, that is a very temporary measure. It puts more pressure on cellular networks and will not deliver the kinds of speeds people are looking for, and certainly not in the long term.
Really, there are a lot of projects that small providers and probably large providers as well could initiate right now very quickly to get people online. It's really a matter of funding. TekSavvy has projects that are partially funded that we're ready to go with, but, as I alluded, our whole business is turned upside down by the rates and the appeals, and we don't have the money to fund it right now. If we did, we would be able to connect thousands of people in the southwestern Ontario area within a couple of months. It's about deploying money quickly to get projects done.