Back Home in Indiana.

Nine years ago you would never have heard of this. We have no empirical data, but you go to a conference and you hear people talking about this more and more. I'd say the numbers have probably increased dramatically.

The home next door may be making methamphetamine. They make it in cars and vans.

It drives our point home that things aren't that great in health care in Manitoba. And it's going to get worse.

Also, students have moved away from home, where they have acquired some immunity to the bugs around them, and into accommodation shared with people from all over the country and abroad, where they will come into contact with a new pool of potential infections.

The biggest thing I say is that we don't want to hinder groups from having access to Student Council and we don't want to hinder our members from being involved in the community.