 Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists Helping Canadians Reduce Radon Risk |
Monday Sessions:
Bronchoscopic Innovations for Diagnosis of Early Lung Cancer Public Health Policy for Radon in Canada Radon Exposure and Risk of Lung Cancer in Canada Update on Health Canada's Radon Program
CARST Annual General Meeting
Politics 101 - Queens Park Radon Risk Management in the Workplace Dynamic Radon Detection Over Measurement
Tuesday Sessions: An Overview of the European Radon Association Alert But Don't Alarm The UK Radon Association: The Development of an Active and Valuable
Mitigation Surveys We Realized Through our Quebec Lung Association The Interior Health Daycare Sampling Experience Educating School Personnel and Testing Alaska's Schools for Radon A Review of Radon Law and Policy in Canada Revising Canada's Radon Guideline
NRC Helps Integrating Radon Technology into the National Building Code Improving Radon Requirements in the BC Building Code
| Scott McDonald, BC Lung Association Aaron Goodarzi, Canada Research Chair in Genome Damage and Instability Disease Pierre Lane, BC Cancer Agency Tom Kosatsky, BC Centre for Disease Control Sandra Kruecki, Canadian Cancer Society BC Kelley Bush and Deepti Bijlani, Health Canada
Steve Mahoney, Radiation Safety Institute Winnie Cheng, Health Canada Gregory Jean, AYKOW France
Jim Bagley, Levelton Consultants
Pam Warkentin, C-NRPP Roshini Kassie, NB Lung Association
Angelika Kunte, National Radon Centre of Austria James McLaughlin, European Radon Association Rebecca Coates, propertECO Martin Freeman, propertECO
Gunn-Berit Neergard, GEM Radon Detectors Mathieu Brossard, Santé Canada Greg Baytalan, Interior Health Authority, BC Arthur Nash, University of Alaska, Fairbanks and Jim Burkhart, University of Colorado- Colorado Springs Kathleen Cooper, Canadian Environmental Law Association Lisa Gue, David Suzuki Foundatioin Liang Grace Shou and Frank Lohmann, National Research Council of Canada
Zachary May, Building and Safety Standards Branch, Government of BC |