Thank you, Mr. Alhassan.
I will now address Mr. Wabinski.
In 2018, Greyhound Canada announced the significant reduction of several routes, particularly in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. The company still maintained its routes in Ontario and Quebec. However, the famous COVID‑19 pandemic hit, and we could no longer travel. This put a damper on the national economy and dealt a big blow to Greyhound Canada, which decided to stop offering its services in Quebec and Ontario, the two remaining provinces. One of the reasons cited by the carrier was a 41% drop in passengers nationwide since 2010.
As the president of a motor coach company similar to Greyhound Canada, have you seen a significant decline in passengers since 2010?