Polluted urban inlet offers blueprint for waterway renewal
A group of advocates is seeking to transform False Creek, a tidal inlet in Vancouver, Canada, from a polluted city inlet into a place where nature thrives and people can safely swim in the water.
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NORTH VANCOUVER — A British Columbia First Nation says it has launched a legal challenge against a plan by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authori
B.C. First Nation challenges dredging plan to accommodate larger tankers in Vancouver
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B.C. First Nation challenges dredging plan to accommodate larger tankers in Vancouver
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