We've been working quite closely with both New Brunswick and Newfoundland. As I mentioned initially, when those agreements were signed, the two jurisdictions took asylum claimants from IRCC hotels and are now working more closely with some of the municipalities that are funded under IHAP.
In terms of some of the investments we've made in IHAP, we have really focused on building capacity to have reception centres and transitional housing in the greater Toronto and Hamilton areas, where we've seen a very large volume of asylum claimants. Among those municipalities, there is collaboration to ensure that they are supporting each other. When one municipality feels some pressure, another municipality that may have a lower volume of individuals in its system is able to relieve that pressure and provide support. I think you heard from the regional municipality of Peel about some of the work they've been doing in collaboration with some of the surrounding municipalities.