Thanks very much.
My last question is for Ms. Noble and Mr. Roma. Thank you for representing parks and recreation sectors across the country.
In my cities of New Westminster and Burnaby, the recreation facilities have been turned over to assist with the growing homelessness crisis. The Bill Copeland arena in Burnaby is now a homeless shelter. In New Westminster, right across from the local civic arena, we also have a new homeless shelter that was put into place. We're trying to use those facilities.
It strikes me, in addition to what you're requesting, that applying the wage subsidy to municipalities would make a big difference. If the wage subsidy applied to cities, towns and villages so that parks and recreation facilities could be financed, would that make a difference?