Yes, as a matter of fact, there was record spending on support for tourism, for Destination Canada, for marketing and for supporting some of the larger events to get back to business. There was a relief fund for tourism—not a large fund but a smaller amount of $500 million—that will help some of the smaller businesses to pay for the hard costs that were associated with safety investments, so that was good. Those are very good investments.
The challenge is that we can't plan events right now, so those dollars are going to be more effective in the spring and next summer when we can really market events that are taking place. Today, we're hearing that travel is not being recommended, so those dollars are really helpful, but they're not going to be able to be used effectively and we will, I'm concerned, still miss the summer.
There was not sector-specific support as it relates to CEWS and CERS, which was another component of our ask, so we got the stimulus piece but not the support piece.