I'm not aware of all of the cities that are saturated; some centres may be. I think it's about the equitable distribution of providers and what opportunities we are creating for providers to be in areas that are high-need.
I'm not aware of why these providers may be choosing to be in the urban centres, but lifestyle resources, from my understanding, would be one of the reasons. As we are launching a plan like the CDCP, I think we also have to be mindful of how we bring services closer to home for community members who haven't had services in years.