Tag: Salmon River

Wildlife advocates call for long-term solutions as B.C. renews protection order for Salmon River

Fish & Wildlife Emily Joveski -
B.C. has issued a second protection order for the Salmon River as low water levels threaten more than 200 chinook salmon.

B.C. issues protection order for Salmon River as drought threatens Chinook populations

Environment Emily Joveski -
British Columbia has issued a drought-related protection order for the Salmon River to help safeguard threatened Chinook salmon populations

Salmon River Diversion Dam Project Wraps Up

News Justin Goulet -
Crews at the Salmon River Diversion Project are heading home. BC Hydro spokesperson Stephen Watson says the dam removal work...

BC Hydro files application to remove Salmon River dam

News Justin Goulet -
BC Hydro is working to remove a 60-year-old dam on the Salmon River. Spokesperson Stephen Watson says the 8-metre...

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