That's a good question.
I think it's difficult to respond comprehensively, although I would say, in the case of a place like Saskatchewan, there was a well-established system for travelling through the bus system, so if, for example, there was a desire to create a public bus system that would come to, say, Saskatchewan, there would be an existing infrastructure, by and large. However, there might be areas in other parts of the country where they have lost public transportation options for a much longer period. For such areas, much more infrastructure investment would be needed to kick-start and restart things in some of those areas that have been underserved for much longer.