My knowledge base is southwestern Ontario. I know southwestern Ontario settlement patterns well, not so much the rest of Canada. That's part of my argument here, that the knowledge of what exists regionally and what's needed regionally is stronger than at a national level.
If you're talking about the SWIFT model and its applicability to other regions, again, elements of the SWIFT model could be applied to other jurisdictions. The technology piece goes to the heart of what I'm talking about. You can't say there's a mix of 80% fibre and 20% wireless in one region, therefore it's applicable across the country. You have to look at the specific nature of the region and develop a technology approach that makes sense for that region.
In northern Ontario—I'm speculating here—that mix of wireless might need to be higher or lower, depending on the situation, the point being that the regional companies, the regional municipalities there, know their needs better than I do sitting in southwestern Ontario.