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British Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser on deck of the HMS Swiftsure, a Minotaur-class light cruiser of the British Royal Navy, in Shanghai. Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser speaks to British officer onboard. Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser speaking with other British Navy officers and laughing onboard HMS Swiftsure. Various ships in the Huangpu River in Shanghai, China. Location: Shanghai China. Date: April 1946.

Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) migrating upstream to the shallow freshwater spawning grounds where they lay their eggs, British Columbia, Canada. After spending their adult lives at sea, sockeye salmon migrate back to the river that they were born in. Once they reach the spawning grounds they will change from this silver colour to a red colour.

Williams Lake, Canada. <br/> <br/>GV. Panning shot over Fraser River area with its wooded banks to the township of Williams Lake in Canada. Various shots showing American style caravan car driving onto outdated chain ferry on the Fraser River. Various shots at the cattle ranch on the other side of river and several wooden cottages. Various shots as a 300 ft. long box bridge is slung into position over the river to replace the outdated ferry and people working on the bridge. This bridge was bought and erected by the ranchers. MS. First car driving across the bridge. Woman leans from window and cuts the tape. Various shots of a large timber carrying vehicle as it comes down snowy hill and crosses the bridge. <br/> <br/>(Dupe. Neg.) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 01/11/1968.

Steady rains raise the water levels in the Fraser River, threatening communities near Vancouver with floods. PLEASE NOTE - news reporter audio is for reference only and is not available for licensing purposes. Mastered in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ, available in all forms of HD and SD.

SALMON: LIFE CYCLE OF THE SOCKEYE

Canada - w/s scenic lake district - Highway No. 1 sign - highway with cars and trucks - w/s Kolowna with lake - hotel and marina - modern sculpture on waterfront in Kolowna - grape arbors (vineyard) on hill with lake in distance - w/s scenic of lake with yellow flowers in foreground - w/s Fraser River Canyon with river winding below - river with scalloped waves on side of stream - low shot of river rushing ahead - w/s of river as train moves on other side - two freight trains move on opposite sides of river - low shot of freight train roaring by - wheat railcars (cylindrical) move away - Last Spike plaque on hill (third transcon track) - mood shot of train tracks - Last Spike monument

06/24/66 A0032244 VANCOUVER, CANADA: AN EMPTY DARGE, BEING TOWED IN RICHER - USUAL WATER, RIPPED A 40 FOOT SECTIOMN FROM IN OLD WOODED COMMUTERS BRIDGE DROPPING SIN PEOPLE INTO THE SWIRLING FRASER RIVER: NXO 4611 "VANCOUVER BRIDGE " SHOWS: LS SECTION THAT COLLAPSED CU SAME, PEOPLE ON TOP: PAN AREA AND DEBRIS: CU SAME: AA SAME: MAN ELKC BIYCLE UP FROM AMID DEBRIS: GS DEBRIS: DIVERS PUTKTING ON GOGOLES: DIVER JUMPS INTO WATER: DIVER IN WATER: LS, BRIDGE AND BOAT: 3 SHOTS, SURVIVERS IN HOSPITAL: (SHOT 6/24/66 - 44FT) ACCIDENTS - CANADA, VANCOUVER BRIDGES - CANADA, VANCOUVER CANADA, VANCOUVER EMERY / 244 FT / 16 - NEG / R14616

VIDEO AERIAL UP AND OVER A GREEN ISLAND IN THE FRASER RIVER, FRASER VALLEY FARMS ON SHORE OF RIVER

Various LOW AERIAL SHOTs over Fraser River and Fraser River valley including mountains and farmland, highways and bridges. Various HASs of swirling, turbulent waters of river. Several shots of mountains and Fraser River (sunny).

Unissued / Unused material. <br/> <br/>Latest oil tanker of the British Tanker Company (Anglo-Iranian's shipping organisation) 'British Sailor' launched at Clydeside. Scotland. <br/> <br/>MS people on launching platform watching, they include Lady Fraser. Pan around the tanker. <br/> <br/>Various shots of tanker 'British Sailor' being launched and on river after launching. Also various shots of workers and dockyard.

Dead fish wash ashore downstream after a train derails and spills oil and gasoline into the Fraser River in Canada.

Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in the shallow freshwater spawning grounds where they lay their eggs, British Columbia, Canada. After spending their adult lives at sea, sockeye salmon migrate back to the river that they were born in. Once they reach the spawning grounds they will change from this silver colour to a red colour.