Burnaby Mountain

I mean, let's go back to talking about pipelines.

A lot of the anti-pipeline campaign money resources rhetoric 10, 15 years ago was actually paid for by a U.S. organization trying to influence Canadian policy, paying protesters on Burnaby Mountain a stipend, a daily stipend.

That was, you know, so this isn't new.

In many ways.

The natural beauty is what's my favorite thing.

You know, whether I go to Burnaby Lake or whether I go to Deer Lake or Burnaby Mountain, those are the things I really sit back and enjoy.

I know that a lot of development has happened, but I like the natural part of Burnaby.

It given me the opportunity to wait since I became involved in parks and council to really enjoy those things.

It's only-

Perched atop a student dorm building on Burnaby Mountain, this AI camera is one of six newly installed around the region, constantly scanning the horizon for signs of smoke.

Zooming in, zooming out of certain areas, and if it does sense something, it's gonna zoom in and analyze it.

The camera spotted this recent wildfire in Metro Vancouver, alerting crews even before a 911 call is made, allowing them to respond more quickly.

Firefighters have also installed 45 chemical sniffing ground sensors attached to trees deep in forested areas like this one on the side of Burnaby Mountain.

The new- So cameras that are AI cameras that are automatically detecting fire.

I forgot about that part, but they're gonna talk about the drones that you, that I was, uh, referring to.