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Key Player Projects: Fresh Water Data Commons (FWDC)

Supercluster Signs $4.65 Million Agreement for Fresh Water Data Commons Project

November 26, 2019
News, Water Resources, Western Canada

A new Digital Technology Supercluster has signed a Master Project Agreement to proceed with the $4.65 million Fresh Water Data Commons (FWDC) Project. The project…

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Historic return of sockeye salmon to the Columbia River marks major milestone for Indigenous-led restoration effort

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