Talk:Lyle Oberg

Citations for March 2000 ‘argument’ with protestors

On February 13, 2007, User:66.18.216.219 altered the following paragraph:

In March of 2000, after a protest-marred sitting of the legislature during which the contentious Bill 11 (the "Health Care Protection Act") passed into law, Dr. Oberg confronted a group of protesters at a pub near the legislature. An argument ensued, with Oberg asking one of the protesters what level of education she had achieved. When the girl responded that she was currently an undergraduate student, Dr. Oberg replied that he was a "fucking doctor." Dr. Oberg then asked another protester if the young man wanted to "take this outside." The pub's staff eventually were forced to call the police. Despite the presence of several other cabinet ministers and several members of the Edmonton news media, the incident—outside of a mention on 630 Ched's Lesley Primeau show—was not widely reported.

To this:

In March of 2000, after a protest-marred sitting of the legislature during which the contentious Bill 11 (the "Health Care Protection Act") passed into law, Dr. Oberg was confronted by a group of protesters at a pub near the legislature. An argument ensued. The pub's staff eventually were forced to call the police. Despite the presence of several other cabinet ministers and several members of the Edmonton news media, the incident—outside of a mention on 630 Ched's Lesley Primeau show—was not widely reported.

with the comment “adjusted based on factual testimony of eye witnesses”. (changes in bold)

The original paragraph was added on October 25, 2006, by User:70.74.251.206.

These present radically different POV, and neither has a citation to back it up. Can anyone find a citation (or, preferably, multiple sources—given the contention it represents)?

—GrantNeufeld 20:38, 15 February 2007 (UTC)

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