Fisheries committee  With reference to your question about the groups that are interested, I would like to add that a number of private enterprises of various sizes are also interested. I'm sorry that I left them off the list. Some small entrepreneurs and businesses in British Columbia are building t

Fisheries committee  I believe it's near Olympia. I'm trying to remember the name of the place. I can get you that information.

Fisheries committee  Yes, absolutely.

Fisheries committee  There is a small operation. It's really a matter of scale. You can see this happening in the Lower Mainland and in Middle Bay. I'm sorry to say that the best place to visit and see this in operation is in Washington State. I would love to tell you it's across the border in Britis

Fisheries committee  Yes. This is Ruby Berry, from the Georgia Strait Alliance. I'll just briefly address the question of whether we think DFO is using the precautionary principle in the process. I would have to say no. We have a huge weight of evidence showing us that for juvenile fish passing t

Fisheries committee  There are actually two closed-pen systems in British Columbia. The operator of one of them, a flow-through in-ocean system, has just joined us. There is also one on the Lower Mainland in Agassiz, B.C., called Swift Aquaculture. It's a relatively small operation. I don't have the

Fisheries committee  Hello, everyone. My name is Ruby Berry. I'm with the Georgia Strait Alliance, and I'd like to talk about the community economic development potential. I understand you have come across the report that we co-authored outlining the global assessment of closed-system aquaculture,