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WEBJun 6, 2022 — New Report Says Aquaculture is Main Culprit in Near Extinction of East Coast Salmon Population. DFO study points to salmon farming as Conne River salmon in Newfoundland are rapidly declining. by West Coast Now 4 months ago. FOR PEOPLE WHO CALL THIS PLACE HOME.
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After 4 Years, The Massive Highway Repairs Between Port Alberni …
WEBNov 26, 2022 — The dramatic drive on the only road connecting the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Tofino and Ucluelet to the rest of Canada is about to get easier.. After four years of massive construction at Kennedy Lake, the road will open to two-lane traffic within weeks, says the B.C. transportation ministry. “Exciting …
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WEBAbout West Coast NOW. We are an independent media startup dedicated to promoting the people, the land, and the economy of this proud and fascinating region. Our mission is to ensure that local knowledge, local events, local talent, and local businesses–all the things that make this place so special–are heard, known, and understood by the ...
Largest Estuary Restoration Project Ever Underway on Vancouver …
WEBDec 18, 2023 — The largest estuary restoration project to ever take place on Vancouver Island is currently underway, though not without controversy. The Cowichan Estuary restoration project intends to revitalize 70 hectares of marsh habitat to restore biodiversity and make the shoreline more resilient in the face of climate change. The project is a partnership between the Cowichan Tribes, Nature Trust of ...
Why This Coastal First Nation is Returning to Protect its Ancestral ...
WEBSep 26, 2023 — The Mamalilikulla First Nation have had a long journey back to their home territory.. Their people had lived on Village Island or Mimkwa̱mlis on northern Vancouver Island for millennia until they were removed by the federal government, starting as far back as 1914.The land was turned over to industry for logging, while many Mamalilikulla children were sent to the nearby residential school in ...
Vancouver Island Communities Push for a Tanker Ban in Rough …
WEBNov 7, 2023 — Originating from the District of Metchosin, the request for the rough seas tanker ban comes as tanker traffic is expected to increase significantly along southern Vancouver Island once the twinning of the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline is completed. The pipeline runs from Edmonton, Alberta to the refinery in Burnaby, BC.
How Port Hardy Became Home for A City Girl Seeking Opportunity
WEBJul 11, 2023 — The small north Vancouver Island town of Port Hardy (population est. 3900) may not seem like the top choice for most young university graduates looking for opportunity. So when Georgia Hall, a 20-something who grew up on Vancouver’s plush West Side, found herself in Port Hardy, she “didn’t expect it to …
Expert Concerned For Salmon Survival As 80% Of BC ... - West …
WEBAug 14, 2023 — A record year for wildfires in BC is being matched by an unprecedented year of drought. That’s one conclusion from a recent BC government report, which revealed that more than 80% of BC’s river systems are facing high to extreme drought conditions this year. Experts are now worried about the impact this will have on fish.
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