We've had radio stations operate on budgets of $500. I don't know how they manage it, but somehow they do. I think Manitoba has CJJJ, which is a tiny community station. They're one of those stations that operate on less than $5,000. If something goes catastrophically wrong.... We had a radio station and their antenna was struck by lightening and they had to go off the air. They just simply could not afford to replace it.
These community stations are really struggling to maintain themselves. In terms of being across multiple platforms, they have to depend on the goodwill of volunteers to create their websites and their social media presence. They don't have the staffing and the resources that are needed.