I mentioned in our last panel examples of where you're in a market and decreasing prices are what happens. Normally, when we have competition, we have increased service and decreased prices.
For Toronto to Vancouver, which is a route you were in, on a date that we looked at, compared with Toronto to Ottawa, the presence of your airline seems to bring prices down to about $385 on average for those airlines. When you're not in a market, such as Toronto to Ottawa, which is nine times less than the distance from Toronto to Vancouver, it seems to be a price of $585 for those airlines. It seems like you're decreasing those prices. How do we get you into Toronto and Ottawa—that route?