Thank you for your question.
First of all, I want to thank the Government of Quebec, because it was the first to come to the table to negotiate a deal on broadband. Thanks to that, Quebec is going to be one of the first. We have four provinces now, and Quebec was the first to get it over the wall. I think it's just a matter of a couple of years that you're going to have all Quebec communities connected, so hat's off to that.
We also know the importance of cell coverage. Under the universal broadband fund, there's $50 million that's been carved out for indigenous communities. We all know how important that is as we all walk the path of reconciliation. One project that's dear to my heart is the Highway of Tears in British Columbia, and I know you have some indigenous communities in your area.
The other thing is the CRTC. The CRTC broadband fund does have application availability there for wireless and cellular broadband.
I hear you. It's an issue I hear in my riding, as well. Once we get the country connected with broadband high-speed Internet, trust me, cellular will be next.