Fisheries committee  We are required to give it to the DFO.

Fisheries committee  As of a couple of days ago, about 5,000 have gone through the Whooshh system and have been transported above.

Fisheries committee  We have seen chinook and sockeye. Those are primarily sockeye.

Fisheries committee  There is a current count that is provided on the DFO website. That's provided daily, but not by species.

Fisheries committee  Yes. We are seeing that and other tagging techniques that are being used on the Fraser.

Fisheries committee  We don't have that information yet. We are currently in a situation where we cannot get the data directly as a real-time feed to us, so it has to be transferred physically. We're a couple of weeks behind, so we don't have that information yet, but everybody's working on that.

Fisheries committee  I probably don't have too much to add, other than that the Columbia River has many dams on it, of course, which help to control the flood events. In those kinds of situations, there is more opportunity to control the water. Here on the Fraser River, there is usually 24 hours or l

Fisheries committee  Good afternoon. Thank you for the opportunity to address the committee today. We understand that you invited us here because of our work with salmon, including at the site of the Big Bar slide on the Fraser River. We want to speak to that as an example of the innovative solutio