Thank you so much for that question.
The answer is yes, of course. In fact, I'm drawing from some really good examples of what is happening already during this time. Those businesses that have been able to pivot and create a digital presence or a greater digital presence are able to offset some of the losses they're getting because of closing their doors.
I like telling the story of a great woman entrepreneur out of Atlantic Canada whose business had only been open for two months. It's a bakery business. She had to shut her doors, of course, because of the requirements, but here's what she did.
She shut her doors. She has five employees. She used the wage subsidy to be able to pay those employees, half of whom are bakers. She managed to take the CEBA loan, and with that CEBA loan paid the top-up of 25%, so her employees are whole. She also invested in a new online ordering system. A couple of her staff now are working on those order intakes and so forth. She's managed to be able to get additional revenue to supplement what she's not able to do in her front door business. That's but one example among many.
The answer is yes, and we're very much thinking about how we can further support businesses in this way.