Columbia River Treaty compensates Canada to manage waterway for U.S. hydropower, flood control
The Columbia River Treaty governs how Canada and the U.S. use dams for hydropower and flood control on the massive ...
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For 60 years, this Canada-U.S. treaty governed money, power and a river. With Trump’s threats, what now?
Since 1964, the Columbia River Treaty has required Canada to control the flow of the river, via dams, to meet U.S. needs for hydropower and flood prevention — in exchange for half the proceeds from ...
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The Great B.C. Bucket List
Wondering where to start your explorations of Canada's westernmost province? These 20 destinations showcase beautiful British ...
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Brown Creek celebrates new school with dance
The dance last Friday, to celebrate the opening of the new Brown Creek School was a great success, there being 50 people ...
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3 Okanagan residents, BC Parks Foundation come together to protect Kokanee salmon
Three Kelowna locals, along with two organizations have come together to purchase land and protect salmon in Okanagan Lake.