Ms. May, prior to my role with the Pacific Salmon Foundation, I spent more than 25 years with DFO's habitat program. Some of the work I did was national in scope. The short answer to your question is that there is almost no traction to the ideas in the flood-plains-by-design approach that Washington state is using. There are a few pocket places or local situations, including some in B.C., where I'm aware that they are trying things, but it is ad hoc.
In my view, it really needs a push and support from the federal government to put the right kinds of incentives and guide-rails on federal funding, which can then be steered toward the kinds of outcomes that we know will be better.