A great bus line that I used operated from Hamilton to Kitchener-Waterloo. It followed Highway 8 along all the rural communities in my constituency, from Greensville to Peters Corners, where I usually caught it. If I missed that, I'd get it in Rockton or Sheffield. It went on into Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo, and it was very popular. It ran a few times a day because it was often full. It was profitable, and it connected all of those communities.
Dr. Breen, you talked about this in your testimony. Given your expertise, is it possible to quantify—even if it's a range—the number of these types of intercity routes that might exist in Canada?