I did a preview of a short film that's supposed to be coming out shortly with respect to a school in Collingwood, Ontario, where there were some concerns when the Wi-Fi was installed in regard to the impact this would have on some of the kids.
Also, we have Rebecca Ness, the mother of a young son called Keenan. In her own home, she realized that her son started experiencing difficulties when he was sleeping just over top of where the computer was. When they moved the computer, things were fine; they ended up going to a cable plug-in instead.
Over and over again we heard stories. We heard the story of another young person who had chronic headaches. Another one had chronic headaches as well, but not when the child was at home--only when he was in school.
They are actually monitoring these electromagnetic fields. They've been monitoring them outside, and inside the school, the big concern is with regard to the length of time they're actually in the school. We know that Lakehead University in Thunder Bay is actually restricting access to cellphones in the school and to Wi-Fi. Should schools be exempt from Wi-Fi? Should industry have a say as to whether or not this should be in close proximity to schools? I'm more concerned with respect to the children at this point.