Thank you for the question. I'll say—and I'm sure members of the committee can share this as well, those who have very vibrant and strong arts and cultural sectors in their communities—that Winnipeg is one of those fortunate communities where we punch above our weight when it comes to our contributions to arts and culture, and I can tell you that the impact on our sector in Winnipeg has been tremendously difficult.
The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra had to lay off its entire staff. The Winnipeg Folk Festival, the largest and most celebrated folk festival in North America, cancelled its performance. Now, those things were going to happen, the cancellation of the events, but we know that within the arts and culture sector, for some of the larger ones down to the smaller community groups, the wage subsidy delays and so forth were problematic. We've seen significant layoffs there.
Again, for Winnipeg, this sector contributes disproportionately, in a positive way, to our GDP. As a result, we're suffering disproportionately from these injuries.