There certainly can be barriers to developing supportive housing in communities. There can be a bias against supportive housing, and push-back.
I think I will go back to what is actually the greatest challenge to creating supportive housing, and that is a consistent and clear pathway to operating funding. That is really the gap that exists in the system. If we want to create homelessness solutions at scale, which we need to do, we have to find a pathway to fund supportive housing.
Within my province, Ontario, there is no ministry, sub-ministry or department that has a funding envelope dedicated to the solution for homelessness. That is a challenge, and that is a problem. That's the biggest challenge.
We definitely do fight Nimbyism. We fight some push-back in communities, but in the communities where Indwell has been long established, we are welcomed with open arms in most cases and are encouraged to expand and continue to grow in most of the communities where we operate.