Population of Deline: 535 (2001 Census)

Number of ore transporters who died from cancer (according to Canadian Government final report): 15

Number of Dene directly affected by Port Radium who were studied in Canadian Government final report: 35

Number of non-aboriginal miners  working underground: in the thousands

Known number of non-aboriginal miners at Port Radium who died from cancer: 167

Amount awarded in compensation to non-aboriginal miners: $0

Amount awarded per miner and ore transporter in the U.S.: $100,000

Total amount paid out to date in compensation to uranium miners and ore transporters by U.S. Government: $290 Million

Port Radium Government study project total expenditures (excluding mine site cleanup): $6.7 Million

Year that the Canadian Government signed a $250,000 plan with Deline to investigate Port Radium mine site for possible contamination: 1999

Year that the price of uranium reached a record low of $7.10 a pound: 2000

Year that uranium began dramatic price increase: 2002

Year that the Canadian Government signed a $6.5 Million plan with Deline to further study possible contamination at Port Radium: 2003

Price of uranium in 2007: $125 a pound

Percentage that the spot price of uranium has increased in the first 4 months of 2007: 59

Percentage that the spot price of uranium has increased since 2000: 1,491.5

Number of nuclear reactors per year that China plans on constructing over the next decade: 3

Estimated contracts awarded to SENES Consultants: over $1 Million

Total expenditures per person in Deline: $12,523.36

Total expenditures per Dene directly affected by Port Radium (according to Government final report): $191,428.57

Total expenditures per Dene who died from cancer: $446,666

Amount of uranium mill tailings at Port Radium: 910,000 tonnes

Average cost of Canadian uranium reclamation per tonne: 55 Cents

Cost to reclaim Port Radium at average Canadian reclamation cost: $500,500

Amount awarded to Aboriginal Engineering Limited for Port Radium reclamation (to begin summer 2007): $6.8 Million

Cost to reclaim Port Radium per tonne: $7.47

Number of abandoned uranium mines in Navajo area: 1,030

Percent of abandoned uranium mines that have been reclaimed: 80%

Cost of Navajo mine reclamation: $30 Million

Number of times Port Radium is mentioned in Ottawa's $105 million War Museum (unveiled in 2005) : 0

Alberta Star's assets in 2001: $20,000

Alberta Star's assets in 2006: $25.3 Million

Alberta Star's 2006 exploration budget for Contact Lake and Port Radium: $20.7 Million

Alberta Star's mineral claims on the east side of Great Bear Lake: 51,473 acres

The current maximum allowable dose level for nuclear industry workers: 20mSv/year

Dose levels of 27 out of 35 Dene ore transport workers: 50mSv/year+

Number of Dene ore transport workers who received lifetime doses of more than 100mSv per year: 9

The average cancer risk factor reported by Senes Consultantsfor the ore transport workers: 2.6%

The unreported number of Dene ore transport workers who had excess cancer risk factors ranging from 4 to 12%: 9

Maximum level of gamma radiation at Port Radium: unknown

Maximum level of gamma radiation reported by Senes Consultants at Port Radium: 770 mRems/hour

Maximum level of gamma radiation measured by the filmmakers: 4000 mRems/hour

Number of areas along the 2100km uranium ore transportation route studied as part of the Canadian Government's final report (excluding Port Radium): 0

Percentage of total Canadian air cargo in 1947 that consisted of sacks of uranium ore flown by Eldorado Aviation: 50

Volume of Alberta Star shares traded on August 9, 2005: 40,000

Price of Alberta Star on August 9, 2005: 20 cents

Volume of Alberta Star shares traded on August 10, 2005: 1.4 Million