The government has brought in policies to try to help small businesses. The regional tariff response initiative was briefly alluded to. We allocated $500 million to it. We've increased it by giving small businesses access to working capital, expanding into new markets and helping SMEs adjust supply chains and operations impacted by tariffs. We have streamlined the application process, and there's more work to do.
The buy Canadian plan is evolving, but we are trying to get as many Canadian companies involved in that as.... You touched on some of the work still left to do. Connecting the buy Canadian plan to the regional tariff response initiative and programs like it is exactly what we're trying to do to create that bridge for SMEs, so they can be prosperous moving forward while we navigate what everyone agrees is a changing global economic environment.
Can you touch on the linkage between programs like the regional tariff response initiative and buy Canadian?
