Consultant Roy Brooke says towns can often use services provided by nature rather than build infrastructure.

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Immigration lawyer Raj Sharma says he is not surprised the auditor-general found inadequacies in the government’s detection of citizenship fraud.

Refugee advocate Janet Dench says the government must change the law requiring it to strip former refugees of their status in Canada if they no longer need protection.

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“Given that the infrastructure is not under threat, it may be a very short-term impact on production over few days and weeks to get over the immediate crisis,” Allan Fogwill said. “That would, of course, change if the fire was to get to the infrastructure itself and do damage.”

Statistics Canada’s Geoff Bowlby says it is essential to fill in the census and there is a legal obligation.

MSF’s Stephen Cornish says the UN must renew respect for international humanitarian law and enforce it.

“We have collected data and we will develop it as best as we can to make scientific case, and we expect that we will overlap with Denmark and Russia,” said Mary-Lynn Dickson, head of Canada's UNCLOS program.

“What we’re finding with interval training is that it can stimulate many of the same pathways or mechanisms that we associate with the more traditional approach but in a somewhat different manner,” Prof Martin Gibala said. “What appears is the same signalling pathways that lead to physiological remodelling, they can be simulated by the traditional approach of relatively prolonged endurance type exercise, but these short vigorous bursts of activity can activate the same pathways and lead to very similar remodeling.”