Our concern in Montreal is mainly with the advertising. The actual cars are pretty good.

Target advertising and things like that hit you, and they're annoying, but that's really only half the concern. The real concern is what kind of information is being collected about you, if your bank is doing something with it, and whether you know about it or not.

There is no privacy issue. A car isn't a person.

The nature of the failures and the practices we saw was just egregious, completely outrageous.

I would say overall it was a relatively stress free market. People were more on the level and the condition of the vehicles was better than buying in Toronto or Vancouver for sure.

I think there is a bit of a concern out there regarding the health of their advertising and e-commerce revenues and some concern regarding the backlog. I think it's possible that they could miss the (ad and e-commerce) number.