Opinion: Some homeless people shouldn't count more than others

There has been much debate regarding I Count MTL 2018 version 2.0, a Point-in-Time (PiT) measurement of visibly homeless people in Montreal, to begin April 24, part of a national project. 
The first count in Montreal took place in March 2015. Its finding of only 3,016 people homeless at that time, a startlingly low number, resulted in scathing and justified critiques, especially because a more expansive study (albeit with a broader definition) was carried out in the late 1990s that had foun