Well, I think what's really important about this
event, the relationship with Rogers and what have

you, it sort of goes back to the Olympics in 2010.
Back then we had a very strong relationship with

Rogers and the consortium for the Olympics
and we managed to broadcast 14 hours a day

of Olympic sports, in eight Aboriginal languages
plus English and French and from that point on

we did have conversations with Rogers
about how could we maybe incorporate

the some of the NHL games that they were now given the rights to. So the conversation went back

and forth over the years. We didn't push too much a
a few years ago because we didn't have the resources

but this year the opportunity came back. They, there was an interest on their part

for APTN to host the game but in languages and
there was an opportunity for us to jump on it so

we worked diligently with them. We came to
an agreement that works for both parties and

now you're going to see the result of it on March
24th. I think we're going to have an amazing event.

We're going to have a huge audience but the most
the important part is we're bringing something to

our audience that they've been asking for for many years. They want to see more sports on APTN.

They also want to see more language more of
the languages represented on APTN in actual

events that truly reflect their interests so
I think we've got a perfect combination here.