First of all, that is a very tragic incident and unfortunately we've seen more of those in the last couple of years as a result of trespassing onto property, even at railway crossings. That's why it's important that we continue to work with Transport Canada in delivering the importance of being safe around railways and being safe around railway crossings. Operation Lifesaver is a program that's been around for a number of years.
We've really tried to utilize social media in a much more effective manner than we have in the past to get the message out, especially to young people. We've introduced a number of new videos, again aimed at young teenagers, young people, especially in schools about the importance of being aware of trains.
Trains are very quiet and one can come up and surprise a lot of people. That's why we have to continue as an industry to work with our partners, whether it be Transport Canada or the municipalities, provinces, our railway companies to deliver the important message of being safe around railways and to not trespass.
That's something we are committed to as an industry, and if we can do it in the honour of that young boy who passed away in a very tragic way we want to be able to do that. As I mentioned in my opening remarks, until we have zero incidents to report in terms of fatalities, we're not going to stop the work that we're doing right now.