Glad the Ministry of Environment is making good use of my drone videos – using them as proof Deep Water Recovery deserves to have foreshore lease canceled.

Pretty hard for DWR to dispute video evidence, but they will. Just like they denied robbing me of my drone on June 11, 2022 – see above. :). Tick tock, 2 week trial October l4/25 in Vancouver.

From page 2 from Ministry of Environment below:

April 2025 Drone Videos show that, on or about April 3, 2025, DWR began dismantling one of the barges stored on the asphalt pad at the Facility and that, on or about April 14, 2025, DWR hauled another barge from the ocean into the Facility.

From page 6 from Ministry of Environment document below:

During a March 28, 2025 on-site inspection, Officers observed that the Facility modifications listed in the 2024 Treatment Plan had not been completed. There was no 6 meter asphalt berm along the south side of the asphalt pad; the three French drains had not been installed in the gravel pad; no new oil-water interceptor was installed; the gravel pad had not been re-graded to slope north-south; Sump 2 was not decommissioned; the wood waste berm was not fully removed; the stockpiled wood waste berm material south of the gravel pad was not tarped to prevent the generation of leachate; no asphalt berm was installed along the northern edge of the asphalt pad and Sump 3 discharge was not pumped to Sump 1. None of these activities are visible in the April 2025 Drone Videos.

From page 3 of the Ministry of Environment document below:

• The Foreshore is a gravel beach area between the high and low water mark of Baynes Sound along the eastern boundary of the Facility (See Appendix 2: Photos 7, 8). Discharges from the Foreshore are visible in March 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26 and 27 Drone Videos (e.g. See Appendix 2: Photos 9, 10, 11, 12). There was discharge to the Foreshore during the March 28, 2025, site inspection.