I'll give you an answer, and then let my colleague have the floor.
When we see articles like those, we know that the issue affects the security community as a whole. We all have to take it seriously. Whenever there is an incident, be it in Vancouver, Montreal or Halifax, we have to take measures.
In the first years after CATSA was established, I maintained that our role was primarily to manage fear. I think that is something we have succeeded in doing. I completely understand, Mr. Carrier, what you are saying about the effect such newspaper articles have on people. Yes, people may be worried. However, I should point out that the Canadian government has taken measures, and through CATSA and Transport Canada, it is internationally regarded as one of the leaders in this area.
Is the system full proof? No. However, we must ensure that people feel confident. When we ask passengers, we find that 94% feel confident. So we shouldn't overreact, but neither should we turn a deaf ear to comments of that nature. We do have to take measures.