Fish Kill
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‘Devastating’ blue substance kills thousands of fish at B.C. hatchery"I got the fateful phone call from one of the guys who came in to clean the tanks," Terry Sawchenko, manager of the Hyde Creek Hatchery told Global News.EnvironmentMay 1
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Chemical found in tires suspected in West Vancouver death of salmonThe West Vancouver Streamkeepers says student volunteers monitoring Brothers Creek recently discovered at least 30 dead coho salmon, shortly after heavy rainfalls.EnvironmentNov 9, 2023
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Source of solvent that killed potentially hundreds of fish in Coquitlam creek unclear: cityPeople who live near Booth Creek at Myrnam Street first noticed the dead fish and a strong odour Saturday evening.EnvironmentJun 13, 2022
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‘This is ridiculous’: BC Hydro questioned after mass stranding of salmon on Cheakamus River"The amount of dead and dying fish was something I'd never seen before in the adult phase of life of these pink salmon."EnvironmentOct 3, 2021
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Mysterious mass fish die-off observed in Missisquoi BayIt's still unknown what's causing the mass mortality event or how long it's been going on beneath the water's surface.EnvironmentJun 19, 2020
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Environmentalists, fish farm spar over mass fish die-off at Vancouver Island facilityThe operations are based in an area that is part of the UNESCO Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Reserve, in the territory of the Ahousaht First Nation.EnvironmentNov 25, 2019
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DFO officials questioned as NS fish kill cause remains unknownFisheries and Oceans Canada officials say there are still no answers as to what caused a massive fish kill in Nova Scotia in late 2016.CanadaJan 19, 2017
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Officials remain adrift on reasons for dramatic Nova Scotia fish killFisheries officials say they found just 10 to 15 fish Wednesday in an area where thousands washed up at the peak of the die-off, between the Sissiboo River and Plympton.CanadaJan 5, 2017
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Experts say warming water temperatures possible cause of major Nova Scotia fish killExperts believe changing water temperatures could be to blame for thousands of dead marine creatures washing up dead on Nova Scotia beaches.EnvironmentJan 3, 2017
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