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Fisheries committee But are you required to completely remove a hydroelectric dam? What are the current requirements and what are the new requirements going forward? I know that dams that were built 40, 50 or 60 years ago would have had different requirements from those for the dams built today, in
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee I'm going to move to you, Mr. Norris. You are the only one so far who has brought up the notion of ecological goods and services or alternative land use services being part of the solution as well. That's a different sense of enhancement. From my experience, that is taking margin
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Well, we didn't specifically talk about the Species at Risk Act, but it's an interesting idea to use habitat banking as a method of funding or providing resources for actually removing species from the endangered or threatened lists. This is definitely an opportunity that I think
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee You mean OFAH.
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Finally, do you see any distinction in offsets from the perspective of projects, be they major or intermediate-sized, of which the impact will be lasting? For example, I don't know if there is a requirement for a hydroelectric dam to be removed at the end of its useful life. Howe
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Thank you, Chair. I will not be sharing my time with Mr. Morrissey.
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee For our witnesses who are here, I want to first of all say thank you very much for your input. I guess the concern I have is that the scope of this idea is limited right now to the Fisheries Act. I'll give you an example. We're dealing with reclamation and remediation projects
June 12th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Thank you, Mr. Chair.
June 5th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Good. I haven't talked about Oncorhynchus mykiss in a long time. This is fantastic. The ability, I think somebody said, to use morphometric measures to distinguish versions of Oncorhynchus mykiss as being steelhead and those that are not seems a relatively difficult task, even f
June 5th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Is there a little higher mortality with the wheels than with the traps? Okay.
June 5th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Yes, I agree.
June 5th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee You can't get that with a fish wheel per se.
June 5th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee Okay. I just wanted to verify that. I want to go back to this whole notion of the COSEWIC listing of Oncorhynchus mykiss. As a species, Oncorhynchus mykiss is ubiquitous throughout British Columbia. It's in virtually every lake. It's in virtually every river system. They're in t
June 5th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee If it's something that's driven by the government—for example, the recent changes to chinook fisheries on the west coast—was a socio-economic impact assessment done for that?
May 27th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Fisheries committee They would be done on other changes.
May 27th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine CalkinsConservative