Thank you, Mr. Dagenais.
I'll go back to Mr. Généreux's comments to Ms. Wright with respect to getting into areas that sometimes might not be as advantageous for the bigger players and therefore allowing all players to have an equitable stage, I guess, to stand on.
Ms. Wright, you mentioned the fact of having the ability to get into areas. Although, as Mr. Généreux said, the big players don't like it with respect to the market share, in the direction you spoke about, do you find it advantageous for rural communities to actually have these capacities offered to them where they aren't now and, as well, at affordable pricing?