Since I'm sort of time, I'm just going to make a very quick comment.
There was a major program in my own riding, called Main Square. It has four major buildings. It was built in 1976 as a partnership between the private sector and CMHC. The land was still owned by the public sector, but CMHC managed the buildings up until sometime in the 1990s. There are still semi-subsidized units in those four buildings, but they're shrinking in number. As a result, when a person moves out of a subsidized unit, it reverts back to market rent, so we're losing.
I'm using that as an example of some of the partnerships that were created. So people weren't necessarily ghettoized in an affordable social housing corner where everybody had to be on social housing to be able to get a unit. This was integrated, and it worked very well.