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FILM: Changing Course - the Columbia River - Rossland Telegraph

The film explores the changes to the Columbia River over time.

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FILM: Changing Course - the Columbia River - Castlegar Source

The film explores the changes to the Columbia River over time.

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FILM: Changing Course - the Columbia River - The Nelson Daily

The film explores the changes to the Columbia River over time.

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First Nations fisheries council lobbying on Pacific Salmon Treaty

First Nations Fisheries Society (First Nations Fisheries Council of British Columbia) was registered this past week by Lonzell Locklear, a consultant with Earnscliffe Strategy Group.

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B C to invest $17 million on science, Indigenous knowledge to restore Pacific salmon

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. The British Columbia government is adding $17.25 million for ongoing efforts to save declining populations of wild Pacific salmon.

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