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September 2026

Campbell RIver area selected as first test site for B.C.’s new ‘working forest’ model
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Campbell RIver area selected as first test site for B.C.’s new ‘working forest’ model

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By Jeff Lawrence September 15, 2026 8:32 am An area near Campbell River has been chosen to…
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Ottawa launches consultations for a water security strategy
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Ottawa launches consultations for a water security strategy

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Andrea Woo Richmond, b.c.Published September 10, 2026Updated September 14, 2026 The federal government is asking Canadians to…
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Nine in 10 British Columbians say fresh water is a matter of national security
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Nine in 10 British Columbians say fresh water is a matter of national security

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Water Canada – September 15, 2026 A new province-wide survey, conducted in the same fortnight that the…
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