Were any of these offices closed, so that the public was unable to come in person to apply for these programs? I'm curious because we had the issue at Service Canada, where all the offices were shut down and our constituency offices basically did all the work for Service Canada.
I'm just wondering about community futures and all these organizations. Seeing as we have such a large number of applicants in western Canada, on the accessibility side of it, were there any issues with offices being shut down and people being unable to get help applying for programs?