Yes, thank you.
I should speak French. On my mother's side, I was all French, but living in B.C., we didn't have that option. You have my apologies. My brother sent his kids to French immersion to correct that, which I thought was very nice of him. It's too bad we didn't have it when I was younger.
Yes, we need stronger winds. It would take better care of our problem. We do get some pretty good winds, but our harbours are very well protected. Some boats do break loose, usually when they tie up two boats to one anchor. They'll wander around, and they'll hit other anchored boats, but then they'll hit boats that are properly moored to a dock. At that point, the owners will get kind of excited with these things bouncing off of them, and they will generally phone the local search and rescue, who will tow them back out and anchor them.
However, there's very little we can do about those boats before they sink. We do try to get an owner to give up ownership and let us crunch them, but owners are very reluctant. They're treasures to them, and until they sink.... That's really about the only viable option right now. We just wait until they sink, and then we crunch them. That's not good. It's not a very viable option. It should be taken care of before it gets to that point.