Why don't I begin?
First of all, it's important to understand that in Canada we have two million households that have insufficient, inadequate or no high-speed Internet. In western Canada, that's about 600,000 households. There have been many efforts afoot for the last many years to try to close that divide.
The challenge is strictly one of economics. To connect a home in urban Canada costs about $3,500. To connect a home in suburban Canada may cost about $5,000 to $10,000. To connect a home in rural Canada can cost $15,000 to $100,000.
We've been working very closely with all different orders of government, whether it's with the universal broadband fund or the CRTC fund, and with all the different avenues to put our dollars to work with other government dollars to try to close that gap. We have an obligation to close that gap.