Under COVID, the emphasis on rapid qualified those who had provided and created housing in the past, as opposed to people with new ideas and new initiatives. That is one of the design dynamics of rapid housing. As we move to a supportive housing program to end chronic homelessness, you're going to start to see the program broaden and start to take on new initiatives.
For example, I was talking with Sharon Redsky in Winnipeg this morning about the project near Thunderbird. It's a project-based application that's coming through the other half of the stream, which is indigenous-led and low barrier, and serves women in particular, who are the hardest group in the homeless sector to access and provide the most needed services to.
The next phase is going to learn from this program, take a look at those applications and model the next stage under the full slate of the programs that have been presented to us to make sure we can realize the aspirations of frontline service providers right across the country, particularly in indigenous communities.