Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Witnesses, I thank you very much for your comments and your efforts to support the French language in Acadia. You also represent radio stations from all over Canada, which are really important for cities like Vancouver, where the francophone community is not as visible as other communities, particularly the Chinese community. We are there, but we’re a bit scattered. Being able to listen to music in French is really important for the vitality of the language. It’s important not only for francophones, but also for francophiles and for many immersion students. Thank you for that.
You have already talked a bit about the internet. I have an app here that shows all the radio stations in the world, even those from New Brunswick or Nova Scotia. I can press a button to listen to your stations from anywhere in the world. In my opinion, it’s positive and it can also be competitive. Is that true? Can you talk a little more about that?