I always have thought that the rivers were grossly under utilized. In any great city on a river- Paris, New York, Chicago, Ottawa, London- the river is a central part of the urban landscape. There are promenades and footbridges, restaurants and cafes that romantically look out over the water. Why doesn't Prince George have any of these things? Instead, there's industry. It would have made much more sense to locate industrial facilities in other areas near the river that weren't right in town. So, when driving towards the hatchery, you'd pass restaurants and lit boardwalks for nighttime walks instead of piles of wood chips and 2X4s. It would have given the city a certain soul, and made it more aestheticallly appealing.