Canadian radiation monitoring?

I have tried to get monitoring data here in Canada now for a month. I have posted about this a couple of times here. We need to push for this, and I need help, for I seem to be the only one so far. This with news that reactors 2& 3 may also be in meltdown (or done with it).

http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/meltdown-may-have-occur...

A month ago, I contacted all media, political candidates, governments and SFU about my concern about lack of consistent monitoring data for water, food and soil here (and, at the time, air monitoring data. That appeared a few days before the end of federal elections on Health Canada website). I understand SFU is doing some sampling of rain water and seaweed (my phone calls to Prof. Starosta were never returned), but nothing is communicated publicly, and it certainly does not seem to be systematic or consistent monitoring.

I am still waiting for a response by Health Canada about their "weekly" air monitoring data that was available on May 12, before the week of May 8-14 was over (think for yourselves what that may mean).

So, fellow Canadians; phone Health Canada, the provincial health and disease prevention agencies, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (for testing of foods imported from Japan), the local governments who are providing drinking water, your MPs and MLAS... and ask them that you want
1. daily air radionuclid reports on Health Canada's website, 2. consistent monitoring with publicly available results of radionuclids in water (rain and drinking water), soil and foods, particularly bioaccummulating foods such as milk, leafy greens and seafood, including seaweed.

I don't deal well with lack (or worse, hiding) of facts, especially those directly and seriously impacting my health. But that seems to be exactly what's been ordered from above and what many people want. Much easier to sleep for them than for me, I suppose.