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‘Monsters’: Sturgeon endure in Alberta rivers, but their future is uncertainThey lurk in the murky depths of some of Alberta's biggest rivers, living fossils from when giant lizards strode the earth.EnvironmentAug 5
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First Nations want federal government to class oilsands tailings component as toxinTwo First Nations have asked the federal government to examine whether a component of oilsands tailings pond water known to harm fish and other animals should be classed as toxic.EnvironmentMar 14
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Algae bloom leaves experts worried about the state of Lake WinnipegLake Winnipeg is seeing an upward trend in algae, which experts warn could be detrimental to the lake's ecosystem. One way to solve it, they say, is by dealing with phosphorous.EnvironmentOct 2, 2023
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Advocates press DFO to move faster on plan to phase out B.C. fish farmsA coalition of Frist Nations, environmental groups, scientists and tourism operators want the government to move more quickly on its pledge to phase out B.C. open-net salmon farms.EnvironmentSep 27, 2023
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Impact of B.C. drought on province’s fish could be severe, experts sayIf these severe droughts and extremely high temperatures persist year after year, there could be bigger problems, especially in the Okanagan.EnvironmentAug 6, 2023
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‘Skinniest, most malnourished’ dog SPCA workers have seen recovering after rescue from rural B.C. areaA pooch named Fish was one of the skinniest, most malnourished dogs SPCA workers have ever seen. He had a body score of one out of nine. An ideal body condition score is five.HealthAug 4, 2023
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Fish not biting ‘like they used to’ in Lac-Mégantic 10 years after rail disasterSome Quebec anglers say they're seeing fewer fish, and their catches are increasingly adult fish — a sign that fewer are being born.CanadaJul 5, 2023
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Windsor, N.S., farmers voice support for maintaining Lake PisiquidThe Nova Scotia government refilled the man-made lake to meet urgent water needs for farmers. The farmers would like the order to become permanent. Not everyone agrees.CanadaJun 16, 2023
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‘Lake over life’: Windsor aboiteau closure sparks environmental concerns in Nova ScotiaAn emergency order to close the Windsor aboiteau and refill Lake Pisiquid during the Nova Scotia wildfires has fishers, conservationists and Indigenous groups crying foul.EnvironmentJun 13, 2023
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New federal funds to preserve and protect ecosystem in LavalThe federal government is contributing $400,000 over the next four years to boost biodiversity and protect wildlife in the Mille-îles River and along its banks in Laval, Que.CanadaJun 9, 2023
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