Are there treaty promises that Onion Lake leadership believes still need greater recognition or fulfillment today?

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, there's so many of them, really.

I'll use the example of education because I worked a lot on our treaty-based funding to education file.

So we did like really in-depth research and we kind of went out and we interviewed all of the principals, teachers, students, parents, elders, staff, like admin staff at the schools and everything.

And we got, took us about a year to do this work.

And we got a really full sense of what Onion Lake needs in terms of our education system, what is lacking, what we can do to like fully make sure that our kids All of our children's needs are being met.

Do you see this 150th anniversary as more of a commemoration event? Would you say it's more of a commemoration or would you say it's also an opportunity to talk about where the relationship goes from here?

What are some of the most commonly missed early signs of ulcerative colitis, and how do you think PAs can distinguish it from things like IBS, infectious diarrhea, or even Crohn's disease early on?

Joe, I'm happy to, to field this question, and it's an important one.

Certainly, the identification of, of UC is really essential in primary care and certainly where patients first often present.

And so Early UC can be subtle or potentially misdiagnosed as IBS, irritable bowel syndrome, infectious diarrhea, or even potentially like postprandial food insensitivities, lactose and gluten intolerance.

And so I think it's really important as primary care providers that we're taking a very good, thorough history.

So querying for constitutional symptoms, querying for gastrointestinal luminal symptoms, but also those extra intestinal symptoms that may be associated with inflammatory bowel disease.

And this is in concert with also specifically inquiring about alarm features, red flag symptoms, and so unintentional weight loss, rectal bleeding, iron deficiency anemia.

M-maybe just kind of go over a, a little bit of that simple framework of choosing treatment based on severity and d- and disease location.