 Bonjour tout le monde. No matter who you are, the last few months will have changed your daily routine in ways big and small. Canadians in every sector have faced challenges and tough choices at work, and that includes people at research institutes who are making the discoveries that keep us safe and healthy. Science and research is our door to a brighter future, and that has never been clearer. But because of the pandemic, many labs have closed or at risk of imminently closing. So understandably, people are worried about their jobs and their future. So today, we are announcing $450 million to help researchers and research institutions bridge to better times. For universities and affiliated research institutes that have been affected by this pandemic, we will provide temporary support on wages. By delivering this money through federal granting agencies, we will get help out as quickly as possible to the people who need it. Today, I announce that we will invest $450 million to help researchers and research institutions cross the crisis. These funds will help maintain the salaries of those who do research so that they can continue their essential work. We are lucky. Canadian researchers are among the best in the world. Every day, they make discoveries that help us stay healthy and safe, and so we have to support them. Far too many Canadians have lost their jobs because of COVID-19. As our economy gradually reopens, wherever we can do so safely, we need you back. We need you in your job, on your team, bringing life into our communities and our economy. That's exactly why we brought in the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy back in March. Because wherever possible, we wanted to keep you connected to the job you love and to the workplace where you contribute every day. When we launched this program, I talked about the neighbourhood spots it would support the local restaurant, the salon, the gym that had been forced to close or seen business dry up. Well, today, a lot of those places are looking towards reopening, and they need to be able to bring back workers and even hire more as this happens. So this morning, I can confirm that we will extend the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy by another three months to the end of August. Business owners, please take confidence from this announcement. You now have some runway to catch your breath as you get restarted. So please, bring back your employees. Going forward, we need to make sure that this program keeps working for people, that it keeps encouraging employers to rehire staff and even expand where possible. So over the next month, we'll work with business and labour stakeholders on any adjustments that might be needed. One of the things we'll be looking at is the 30% revenue decline threshold for eligibility. As businesses start up, needing a decline shouldn't be a barrier to growth. I know we'll figure out solutions where needed while continuing to support employers and employees, because that's who this is all about. If you're a business owner, if you're a worker, we're here for you, now and throughout the summer. At the same time, we've also broadened eligibility for this benefit. Minister Morneau will have more details shortly, but these changes will get even more people back on the job. So to business owners who haven't applied yet, go online and do so. The help is there for you. Today, I can confirm that we're going to extend the salary subsidy from three months to the end of the month. If you're a business owner and you're preparing to reopen your doors, this subsidy will be there for you and for your employees. We must ensure that this program continues to help people who encourage employers to re-enter their employees and expand their activities as much as possible. So, in the next month, we're going to work with the representatives of businesses and workers to make the necessary adjustments. We're going to focus on the 30% admissibility threshold. When businesses are ready to reopen and even expand, this threshold shouldn't be a barrier to growth. We're also going to expand the salary subsidy to help even more people return to work. Minister Morneau will give more details later today. Since the month of March, we've provided more support for parents and workers, for students and seniors, for the hardest-hit industries and small businesses. We're here to help those who need it. And today, we're giving our commitment. Today kicks off this year's hiring period for Canada's summer jobs. The first set of job postings are up on the Job Bank website, and thousands more will be posted over the coming weeks. If you're a student or recent grad, go to jobbank.gc.ca or download the Job Bank app to check it out. And tell your friends about it, too, if they don't already know, there are lots of opportunities available. These placements mean a paycheck and valuable experience in jobs that are key to our fight against COVID-19. Of course, no one program can single-handedly solve the fact that there are fewer jobs out there because of the pandemic. So, for students and recent grads who still need help, starting today, you can apply for the Canada Emergency Student Benefit. Go to canada.ca to sign up. For parents who receive the Canada Child Benefit and people who get the GST HST credit, we also have more news to share today. Although everyone should do their best to file their taxes in time for the new June 1 deadline, your benefits won't automatically be cut off if for some reason you miss that date. Your CCB and GST HST benefits will continue until the end of September. But be sure in order to keep getting them, you need to file your taxes as soon as you can so there's enough time for the paperwork to be processed and you'll be able to continue receiving those benefits beyond September. If you're a student, be sure to consult the Canada Employment and Employment website where we'll show you the first level of employment today. And if you can't find a job in the summer, the emergency performance for the students will be there for you. You can ask a question from today. Everyone should try as much as possible to produce their income declaration from here on June 1. But if you're not ready to do it in time, your performance, like the Canada Employment for Children or the CCB and GST HST benefits, won't be interrupted at all. You'll be receiving them until September. But we still ask you to file your income declaration as soon as possible so that we have the time to treat your documents and that you can continue to receive those benefits beyond September. People are going through difficult times at the moment, but working together and staying there, one for the other, we're going to get out of here. Thank you.