Environment committee  I don't think so.

Environment committee  I don't think so.

Environment committee  Yes.

Environment committee  If you were to talk to the community members, I'm sure you would get some agreement, although they still say that “alarm” isn't the word they use. They use the words “grave concern” and “anxiety”.

Environment committee  There hasn't been one word.

Environment committee  I'm not a statistician. The initial analysis in 2006 showing that there was no cause for concern was criticized because it chose a method of analysis with confidence intervals that were way too wide. It was suggested that they go on absolute numbers, which I believe was the trend

Environment committee  The undue alarm complaint came in early 2007. The warning about the fish and the water came in November 2007 from Health Canada.

Environment committee  Yes.

Environment committee  It's been about 26 months now.

Environment committee  There were two males who were biopsied. Along the way—back in 2006, actually—Alberta Health revealed a third case, a female, whom none of us knew, but they were adamant this lady came from Fort Chip. So we accepted there were three cases. She seems to have disappeared. The three

Environment committee  That's right.

Environment committee  I was with Greenpeace, the Lubicon Cree representative from Alberta and, actually, Andrew Nikiforuk.

Environment committee  Well, going on the documentation presented to us, there is some difference of opinion between Alberta Health and the Alberta Cancer Board.

Environment committee  I wanted to continue to advocate for my patients in Fort Chip. I wanted to be part of the process of informing people in Scandinavia of exactly what's happening; I basically told my story. One of the things that's been a hallmark of this process in northern Alberta is that there

Environment committee  Yes.