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He was a true fighter for the greater good.

How can fish farming be winding down on one coast, and ramping up on the other?

Pink salmon returns to British Columbias Fraser River are exceeding original forecasts, prompting disagreements about whether the potentially bumper season has anything to do with the closure of open-net salmon farms off Vancouver Island.

The federal government and industry supported the agreement

Three First Nations announce their call on region’s last 7 fish farms through consent-based processes

As work continues to try to solve nurse and doctor shortages in the neighbouring Vancouver Island communities of Port Hardy and Port McNeill, an old idea has resurfaced: shut down one ER in the short-term and pool resources to keep the other one open.

Researchers have now completed the necropsy of a humpback whale that washed ashore earlier this week on Malcom Island, B.C., and early indications are that the mammal died after being hit by a vessel.

The Salmon People, a new podcast from Canada's National Observer, reminds us that our delicate environment extends far beyond what our eyes can see.

Salmon need to reach the ocean without being infected by open-net pen farms, says Alexandra Morton.

First Nation is reviewing the sex education curriculum.