That is going to become part of our art and science of enrolment. We've seen for the past couple of years—the first time since I have been president—a large number of people finding an acute shortage of housing, but here's the interesting thing: It's not only in metro Halifax. It's in Yarmouth. It's in Springhill. It's in our smaller communities now, like Bridgewater.
We have students asking us if it's okay if they sleep in their truck in our parking lot. No, it's not, and it's not because they can't; it's just socially not the right thing for them to be doing, so let's find them a place to live.
That will become much more a part of the algorithm of finding the right math between enrolment and admissions.