Cowichan River
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Pumping slated to start next week to keep Cowichan River flowing amid droughtThe entirety of Vancouver Island is currently rated at Drought Level 5, the highest level on B.C.'s scale, meaning "adverse impacts almost certain."EnvironmentSep 6, 2023
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‘It’s overwhelming’: Community clean-up pulls 1,000 needles from Cowichan RiverA grassroots clean-up effort saw more than 1,000 needles collected from the Cowichan River and shoreline, where members of the homeless community have set up camp.Oct 14, 2018
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Officials in Cowichan Valley concerned over water levels as Level 3 drought conditions set inAuthorities in the Cowichan Valley Regional District on Vancouver Island are sounding the alarm over the drought conditions that the region is now facing.May 30, 2016
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Lower flow levels on Cowichan River raising concernVancouver Island is in the middle of a "level three" drought, the second-highest on the scale. Kylie Stanton reports.Jun 25, 2015
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WATCH: Cowichan River drought could hurt local economyA prolonged dry spell is taking its toll on the Cowichan River on Vancouver Island.Aug 20, 2014
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Salmon dying due to severe drought of Vancouver Island riverThe Cowichan River on Vancouver Island is experiencing its worst drought ever.Aug 5, 2014
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