I want to speak a bit about the vacancy rate. Alberta is a bit of an odd dog in Canada because of our boom in the last couple of years. There was a point, in 2008, where our vacancy rate was below 1%. It was very difficult to find an apartment, and if one was available it was very expensive. I think CMHC said a one-bedroom was anywhere from $850 to $1,000 a month. That was generally in the outlying areas, not in the core, where a lot of migrants and other people wish to live. It was very difficult for them to find any sort of housing at all.
I think that speaks directly to poverty and not so much to homelessness, but certainly the vacancy rate did a lot to increase our number of homeless individuals in the last year.