13:43:02 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	As your host today, I'm going to ask the first question, which is: do you see public ownership, private 
ownership, P3 contracts, or some mix as most likely to provide the most reliable water supply?
	
	Please add your questions to the chat line at your convenience.

13:43:58 From  billblann  to  Everyone:
	Public, even with well regulated private

13:48:14 From  Art Hunter  to  Everyone:
	Question:  Desalination and Green H2 involvement?

13:49:15 From  Ted  Manning  to  Everyone:
	Small islands understand the importance of scarce water resources.  Balancing water solutions are often 
fossil fuel dependent.  Your advice?

13:54:22 From  Vic Buxton  to  Everyone:
	Water quality is very important but global governance of water is and equally important concern.  Water 
access is quickly becoming a war and peace issue as the global population rises exponentially.  Any Comments?

13:57:27 From  Peter Bulkowski  to  Everyone:
	What is stabilized hydrogen peroxide?

13:57:59 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	For information, HAA means haloacetic acids.

14:00:04 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	For information, "Due to efficacy issues with pure hydrogen peroxide solutions, many 
hydrogen-peroxide-based disinfection products also incorporate stabilizers such as silver ions, to produce a 
more stable and powerful disinfectant..."

14:02:05 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	Question: what is your method of dealing with selenium in mine wastewater?

14:05:48 From  Art Hunter  to  Everyone:
	Also, what about Tar Sands water contamination?

14:06:05 From  Vic Buxton  to  Everyone:
	What about medical prescription drug disposal that ends up in the sewage treatment system plant but not 
addressed.  This then enters the water supply and can then be reintroduced in the drinking water.  What can we do 
about this?

14:08:00 From  Peter Bulkowski  to  Everyone:
	What new (not yet broadly commercially used) treatment processes do you see for potable water?

14:08:20 From  Jon Legg  to  Everyone:
	I'm still not clear about the title: "Go digital or go dark". 

14:09:57 From  Peter Bulkowski  to  Everyone:
	Do you see a need for major changes to the Canadian Drinking Water Guidelines?

14:16:06 From  bill pugsley  to  Everyone:
	Question: Are there more examples of real-time water quality monitoring, such as how wastewater analysis 
is used to detect COVID for all of Ottawa as a proactive alert system?

14:25:40 From  Thorhaug Anitra  to  Everyone:
	There are some larger issues we are not facing due to much wealth of water in Canada. 1) Ownership and 
use allocation of water vs. social justice of water.  2) The question that much of the thought and management has 
been from a mitigation viewpoint rather than a regenerative aspect.

14:26:23 From  Jean Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	Given the rapid loss of mountain glaciers which supply the watersheds in the west, what do you foresee as 
the future of the water supplies for cities and towns on the Canadian prairies?

14:39:17 From  Rick Carpenter  to  Everyone:
	Assuring safe drinking water for our native populations in remote communities has been a perennial problem.  Are there durable solutions or are these communities condemned to face  repeated  failures with safe water supply unless they are prepared to relocate?

15:00:55 From  Bill Blann  to  Everyone:
	A good session Els, thanks.