I would like to remind you that at the CAB convention in Edmonton, I said that we would be undertaking a review of radio. I want to confirm today that that work will go ahead, we hope, by the Fall, and certainly by the end of this year. Our objectives for radio have been constant and will continue to guide us. What might differ, after consultation with the radio industry, the music industry, listeners and other interested parties, are the methods of reaching these objectives. May Canada fulfill my early dream.
Television also has tremendous opportunities in an increasingly competitive market.
Referring to the ever growing number of services I mentioned a moment ago, it's also obvious that television people are in the game with gusto. While there are changes taking place right across the country, I have to say that the evolution of the TV market in Ontario is extremely interesting now that the Commission has opened the doors to province wide competition by allowing rebroadcast facilities in a number of markets. In addition, on the national level, when the government does, as it said it will, request that we examine the possibility of a third national television network, we look forward to your participation in this process given the importance of the Ontario television market. The challenges for broadcasters I want today to pay tribute to the broadcasters in Ontario, and everywhere in Canada, for the contribution they have made in sports, news, information and current affairs programming. In the French and English speaking markets, this country is very well served by both radio and television broadcasters.