Other provinces, like B.C. and Ontario, are starting to give pre-cancer coverage. You hear on the news that the smoke is so bad in Fort McMurray that people need to be inside because the smoke can cause cancer. Then you hear that the people who are actually fighting the fires don't have that coverage. It really makes them feel like they are not appreciated.
There was a minister—and I'm not sure if it was a minister, but it was somebody from the government—who was talking about our wildland firefighters. Firefighters understand the act of fighting fire. They are supposed to be behind the smoke plume. If they are in front of the smoke plume, they're in the wrong spot.
That is not on the firefighter. That is on wind and different things that are happening. The government continues to say to firefighters, “It's up to you to be responsible.” With no gear, no nothing, why stay? Unfortunately, they stay, because they love Albertans, and many of them have memories they want to protect.