Mr. Speaker, in the interests of full disclosure, I have received three electronic petition responses and one email response. None of them, I note, was by individual stamped letter mail, by the way, which is the trend that is the problem at Canada Post.
I have spoken with many seniors, and they recognize that there is a deep fundamental structural problem at Canada Post and that business cannot continue as usual. They appreciate that. They also appreciate that these are complex decisions that have to be made, and some of them are tough decisions.
I do not know if the member opposite is suggesting that because seniors currently do not receive door-to-door delivery in two-thirds of Canada that door-to-door delivery should be expanded to the rest of Canada. Maybe she will want to clarify that in a moment. If she does, maybe she will explain how Canada Post, which is forecast to lose a billion dollars a year by 2020 if it does not act right now, would be able to pay for that expanding service.