Yes. Just to bring some clarity to the find, it is from the 2017 season. In the summer of 2017, a contract sprayer who was doing work on this access road, which is an access road to a Husky oil platform, after spraying discovered some plants that had survived. This is not necessarily unusual in an agricultural context. It could be due to weather. It could due to be a spray-application error. They provided those to the Alberta government, which did further tests. They were not looking for a genetic modification, but in the process of that scientific analysis, they discovered that there was one. As you can imagine, that took many months.
On June 20th, 2018. See this statement in context.