It forgot us a long time ago. In 2016, we even submitted a complaint to the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages to object to it. We tried to negotiate with Public Services and Procurement Canada and to explain the situation.
Cossette Media is responsible for buying advertising in this country. At the beginning of the pandemic, we shared with them—in real time, believe it or not—an up-to-date list of all our publications, so that we would not be forgotten. We got peanuts in return. We tried everything to be able to get information into our newspapers and radio stations, not to mention community radio stations, which are also very important. However, it all got us nowhere.
The priority was television, and, as I was saying just now, also the public broadcaster, which is currently funded by the state to a considerable extent.