Mr. Speaker, at home in my living room, I have an antique. In 1797, when my ancestors came and pioneered York Region, my great-great-grandfather Jacob Hisey wrote a letter to his brother, John Hisey, who lived in Victoria Square some 10 miles away and it was their only form of communication. Life has changed significantly. One of the things our government has done has been to invest in Internet connectivity across this country. We have put it into many libraries in rural communities. These kinds of initiatives have incredibly changed the way we communicate today.
I have a daughter living in west Africa, and we communicate by Skype all the time. I wonder if the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport could comment about how these changing initiatives have changed the way people are communicating, not only in Canada, but globally. What revenue streams does the Post Office have when it is working for Canadians?