# Source note — B.C. salmon allocation / sport-fishing jobs Facebook Reel

Date captured: 2026-08-30
Original Facebook share URL: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DX4BRzegi/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Resolved video URL: https://m.facebook.com/watch/?v=1600365091185842&_rdr
Resolved video ID: 1600365091185842
Uploader: Mario4thenorth
Duration: 177.866 seconds
Views at capture from metadata: 95710

## Preserved files
- `facebook-video.mp4` — downloaded video.
- `facebook-video.info.json` — extractor metadata.
- `facebook-video.description` — Facebook caption.
- `facebook-video.jpg` — thumbnail.
- `sources/audio.wav` — extracted audio.
- `sources/transcript-faster-whisper-base.txt` — generated transcript.
- `sources/frame-contact-sheet.jpg` — visual source sheet.
- Captured source pages: DFO Pacific Salmon Allocation Policy Review, Black Press/Creston Valley Advance article, The Tyee article, BC Wildlife Federation / FishingRights source trail, Salmon Forever, OpenParliament Owen Bird testimony, Jeff Kibble MP page and search trail.

## Editorial caution
The Reel is political advocacy/commentary. Its core topic is real — Fisheries and Oceans Canada has reviewed the 1999 Pacific Salmon Allocation Policy — but several claims require correction or qualification. DFO states the discussion paper was not a draft revised policy, the recommendations document does not establish new policy, and Pacific salmon will remain a shared public resource managed by the Government of Canada.