Okay.
Prior to that, though, when you knew you were getting into deeper and deeper trouble, did you go to Minister Romano or to the federal government to try to get some breathing room? This is about finding breathing room to work with your creditors. Did Minister Romano or the federal government tell you that you were on your own? Why were you not able to get that breathing room?
We're talking about an institution that is unique for francophones, for indigenous, for working-class northern Ontario. People come from all over the world to this university. I can't imagine they all just said, “Hey, well, whatever, we'll just see it all torn down.”
To get that breathing space, were you turned down by the province, and did you talk to the feds?