I have to stop you there.
I live in Manitoba and we had some services reduced. To answer Ms. Chow's comment, it was a provincial decision. They had the contract with the supplier of the service, which at that time was Greyhound, and they had to make the decision as a provincial government about whether they would continue to top up the fare box to provide services, particularly to northern communities.
I think that whether it's public or private, if you have to pay to get somebody to that service, the private company can provide it; it's just a matter of how much the subsidy is going to be. Or the public service can, depending on how much they're willing to shell out. Would that be a correct statement?