> Is that a bad thing? I claim: not in any way. It seems like a bad thing for Medicine Hat, which makes it a bad thing for the future of initiatives like this.

> Is that a bad thing? I claim: not in any way. It seems like a bad thing for Medicine Hat, which makes it a bad thing for the future of initiatives like this. (However, another possible scenario: some homeless people move to Medicine Hat, and Medicine Hat is still better off than it was before because it's better to have the greater numbers in houses, than the smaller number on the streets.)