Thank you.
We're experiencing some pretty wacky watershed events in Halton region right now because we don't have snowmelt. There's been a considerable amount of rain recently, but it's just a very different situation in our creeks and rivers.
I'm very concerned about the impact this will have on our flood mapping, because I don't think our flood mapping will necessarily change as a result of changing weather patterns. Is it important for conservation authorities in Ontario to go back to the drawing board a bit and look at some of the flood mapping, or is it still strictly about the elevation of various places and their proximity to the streams, creeks and rivers?