The Fraser River system, which includes the Adams, is experiencing the biggest sockeye run in nearly 100 years, with an estimated 34.5 million fish returning. That stunning run brought a nearly ...

Dashtgard adds, "The Fraser River and Delta are vital habitat for multiple ecosystems and sustains large parts of Metro Vancouver. We take the system for granted, partly through ignorance ...

Adlem said. The highly developed dike system, which parallels much of the lower river, stands a little more than eight metres above sea level. Only once, in 1894, has the Fraser reached that height.

Rain was in the weekend forecast, with five to 30 millimetres of rain possible in parts of the Interior. The Cariboo ...

the Fraser is a beautiful river. It is the longest in B.C., and is home to some of the most spectacular salmon runs in the world. But now, there’s a plan to complete a world class trail system ...

"We need the river system and delta to act naturally to some degree to sustain the environments and the urban centres that we have presently.” Simon Fraser professor Jeremy Venditti added development ...

Canada’s “antiquated” legal system is standing in the way of giving the Fraser River "legal personhood" — a strategy that has become increasingly popular around the world in recent years ...

The Fraser River salmon runs, the Early Stuart and Early ... including a Whooshh system, a pneumatic fish pump, also known as a "salmon cannon." The system is responsible for transporting ...

"We need the river system and delta to act naturally to some degree to sustain the environments and the urban centres that we have presently.” Simon Fraser professor Jeremy Venditti added ...

The Fraser River stands out as one of the world’s last largely untouched mountain river systems flowing through a densely populated urban region. However, experts warn that a lack of monitoring ...

A small number of homes outside the dike system, including some in Chilliwack ... Monday for the 600-kilometre stretch of the Fraser River between Prince George and the Fraser Canyon.

Canada’s “antiquated” legal system is standing in the way of giving the Fraser River "legal personhood" — a strategy that has become increasingly popular around the world in recent years as a way to ...