I can start.
I think we lost a lot of opportunities because many indigenous businesses were smaller and relied on face-to-face meetings. They—especially the artisans—would go to powwows or to trade shows. They'd go around and do that.
A lot of our businesses struggle as well with the fact that everything is online right now and there are connectivity issues for some remote locations. Of the first nations businesses we deal with, I would say close to 30% don't even have a website. Again, we're trying to educate the businesses about this, because most people will do a search on a company's website before approaching them. That's an area where we've struggled.
Again—and this is not regarding procurement—indigenous businesses were unable to take advantage of a lot of the programming that had been introduced until groups like ours and NACCA stepped in and said, “Things need to be changed.” Indigenous businesses have been disadvantaged in a lot of ways that others haven't.