I can tell you that last year was an extremely trying year with respect to advertising, because a choice had already been made: it was the year of television and the Internet. Radio stations and newspapers paid the price, and it was a very stiff price. There was a drop of more than 85% in revenues from the federal government. There was not much left for us. Things are slightly better this year, and yet there are a number of campaigns in the newspapers and on television, but not on the radio.
Just as we pointed out to Public Works, part of the population is not being served or is not receiving the government's message. This is what we are working on now. We would like to see all Canadians have access to that message, but they are not all receiving it at this time. Do you understand what I mean?
It is clear to us that there must be a larger proportion of government messages.