We've put in a proposal to both the federal and the provincial governments here in Ontario to fund what we call the Swift 2.0 gigaproject. The goal of that program is to provide gigabyte services to 95% of the population in southwestern Ontario within the Swift region. It's quite an expensive endeavour, of course, but we think it's well worth it.
The key principle behind the gigaproject is that we believe in providing fibre-based services to 95% of the population. You actually disperse fibre out into the rural areas down to the level at which the wireless providers—and other providers, given that it's open access architecture—can actually grab on to the network and extend it to that last 5%. You may find you don't actually have to invest in that last 5% if you can get the fibre far enough out into the low-density rural areas.