Watershed Watch in the news
January
With Washington state moving to ban open-net fish farms, B.C. becomes an outlier on the west coast Kate Helmore, Globe and Mail, January 8, 2025
The Future of Water Andrew Findlay, British Columbia Magazine, January 13, 2025
Canada needs to get tough with Trump over Pacific Salmon Treaty, advocates warn Undercurrent News, January 15, 2025
Opinion: Canadian negotiators must stand strong as salmon treaty talks begin in Vancouver Aaron Hill, Greg Knox, Vancouver Sun, January 15, 2025
Conservation groups get ready for new appeal on Discovery Islands fish farm ban Brendan Jure, Campbell River Mirror, January 21, 2025
Non-profit preps to battle Mowi legal challenge to 2024 Discovery Islands salmon farming ban Liza Mayer, Undercurrent News, January 23, 2025
Opponents of key Canada salmon farming area say they are headed back to court to fight Rachel Sapin, Intrafish, January 23, 2025
Tacoutche Tesse, the Northwest’s great ghost river — Part 1: Not the Columbia Eric Scigliano, Salish Current, January 27, 2025
Information commissioner orders DFO to release B.C. salmon farm sea-lice report Lauren Collins, Chilliwack Progress, January 30, 2025
February
Pitt Meadows seeks $3M funding for Kennedy Drainage Pump Station Neil Corbett, Maple Ridge- Pitt Meadows News, February 1, 2025
DFO Ordered to Release Suppressed Salmon Lice Data Sally Wong, The Skeena, February 20, 2025
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