Thank you, Madam Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses for being here, and thanks for the work you guys do in serving vulnerable women.
I want to quickly give you a shout-out, Ms. Audlaluk-Watsko. Your photography is stunning—like, truly stunning.
If you haven't checked it out, I would recommend that everybody look at it. It's nothing to do with this, but it gives a very good demonstration of some of the housing challenges faced by the Nunavummiut.
Thank you for sharing that piece and that beautiful art.
Ms. Walker, I was chatting with Scott Aitchison, one of my colleagues, earlier today. He was telling me that before he was the mayor of Huntsville and before he was the member of Parliament for Parry Sound—Muskoka, he led the fundraising for Chrysalis, your transitional housing in Huntsville. He said he did it in collaboration with one of your predecessors, because they saw the need. They understood the importance of transitional housing as a community. They decided to just do something about it and not wait for the Government of Ontario or any other level of government to step up. They just did it.
You spoke about transitional housing. Can you speak about what the importance is of transitional housing and how it serves people?