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Cleanup crew hauls tonnes of junk out of Alouette River - Vimarsana News

Cleanup crew hauls tonnes of junk out of Alouette River

Adam Coolidge scrambles over a derelict boat in the Alouette River to attach a heavy sling to the hull. The boat is mostly below the surface, with just the corner of the cabin emerging to give a hint of how long it's been since it was last afloat.Coolidge is wearing a big red dry suit, but says it's more for protection from the rain than his occasional splashes into the river.His small crew has been working a stretch of the lower Alouette River in Pitt Meadows all week. They have a boat in the w

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Construction of fish trap on the Campbell River to begin this summer - Vimarsana News

Construction of fish trap on the Campbell River to begin this summer

Will provide salmon for three local First Nations to meet food, social and ceremonial needs

'Environmental hazards': Pitt Meadows, Transport Canada crack down on abandoned boats - BC - Vimarsana News

'Environmental hazards': Pitt Meadows, Transport Canada crack down on abandoned boats - BC

After two other groups were denied a B.C. cleanup grant in 2023, the City of Pitt Meadows and Transport Canada will remove sunken and abandoned structures from the Alouette River.

Sicamous council finds 'gross negligence' in Highway 1 bridge work delays - Vimarsana News

Sicamous council finds 'gross negligence' in Highway 1 bridge work delays

Sicamous calls for action after latest delay Bruhn Bridge replacement

Sunken boat found during enforcement around buoys on Shuswap Lake - Vimarsana News

Sunken boat found during enforcement around buoys on Shuswap Lake

Non-compliant buoys removed through Transport Canada Navigation Protection Program