I'm not sure of the reference to the point, but I would say to you that.... Canada is a wonderful country. We're blessed with a lot of national resources and capabilities, but Canada is one of the most difficult countries in the world to cover with network technology.
Across five time zones, we have the second-largest geography on the planet; we have one of the lowest population densities on the planet. Geography and population density are at the heart of what it takes to develop the types of networks we have in this country. Through the regulatory environment over the last many decades, we've been able to achieve a place where we have some of the best 4G networks in the world. We're ranked number one or number two on a regular basis.
We have some of the best home Internet networks in the world; we're ranked number one or number two on a regular basis. In fact, during COVID our numbers performed better than almost every other network in the world.
At the heart of it is the ability to invest a little at a time, every year over decades, so we can reach the far corners of this immense country and serve all Canadians with that capability. That takes a huge commitment, a huge scale, and a lot of money.