I do not believe so. There was a lot more that could have been done. Part of it came out in evidence today—proper culling of trees around the community, further fire barriers and I think a heavier aspect on sprinkling in the area.
Let's face it. If you look at the news releases that came out, the fire started on July 22. Firefighting resources were in place on the July 27. I've always found Parks Canada to be more reactive when it comes to their firefighting versus the forestry sector of Alberta. The forestry sector, if it's an extreme weather area, will bring their resources. They'll pay the resources to sit there and stand by so that when that fire starts, or that lightning strikes, those people are there—now. That is the difference between the two different forms of government.
I do not believe they did an adequate job.