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Sockeye

Lowest Number of Sockeye On Record Reported in the Fraser River

August 22, 2016
News, Western Canada

The Pacific Salmon Commission (PSC) has reported the lowest number of sockeye salmon in the Fraser River since estimates began in 1893. The PSC’s Fraser…

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Sockeye

Lowest Number of Sockeye On Record Reported in the Fraser River

Minister of Indigenous Services issues statement on Water Operator Day 2025

$26.8 million for water infrastructure in Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador

World Water Day 2025: Sustainable efforts to protect glaciers and freshwater sources

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Federal government invests to secure Joliette’s drinking water supply