Yes. One example is in Peel, which was mentioned before. The other example is a sort of half example here in Ottawa. There was a plan in place to provide transitional housing through the City of Ottawa and the province and the federal government. That was then put aside. That's an example of where they could have been working together.
The Quebec case is very interesting. In Quebec it's different from all the other provinces. You actually have a provincial government that coordinates everything. I think that's a really good model. If we're thinking about distribution across the country, we could draw on that successful model in Quebec.
