That's a perfect segue to where I want to go next.
How much of the answer is just more supportive housing? You mentioned the closure of Riverview as contributing to the number of people living on the streets. Should we also be contemplating reopening some long-term psychiatric institutions?
I know supportive housing is probably better, but when we have large numbers of people with similar kinds of problems, should we be thinking about opening more long-term psychiatric beds for people?
For example, in Thunder Bay, we closed down those long-term hospitals with the advent of long-acting antipsychotics.
Dr. Vigo, you mentioned it first. Then maybe we can quickly go to Dr. Knight.