Monday, December 15, 2025

K’ómoks Estuary

Federal government invests $1M in Kus-kus-sum estuary restoration on Vancouver Island

December 15, 2025
British Columbia, Indigenous, News

The federal government is contributing $1 million to restore a former industrial sawmill site in the K’ómoks Estuary on Vancouver Island, a project aimed at…

Federal government invests $1M in Kus-kus-sum estuary restoration on Vancouver Island

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K’ómoks Estuary

Federal government invests $1M in Kus-kus-sum estuary restoration on Vancouver Island

Hudson’s Hope advances permanent water treatment plant upgrade

Shuswap Watershed Council opens applications for water quality grants

Metro Vancouver wastewater tunnel project wins national engineering award

Health Canada launches wastewater drug surveillance dashboard to support overdose-crisis response

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