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"content": "\"This decision upholds a June 2024 Federal Court decision and affirms the government’s ability to act cautiously when #WildSalmon face serious risks.\n\n\"The decision protects wild salmon in one of their most vulnerable migration routes\" ~ Ecojustice, an environmental law charity\n\nDiscovery Islands, located between northern Vancouver Island and the B.C. mainland, is a critical migration route for Fraser River sockeye and other salmon populations.\n\nSince the phasing out of open-net fish farms began in 2020, Ho'miska̱nis First Nation has observed signs of recovery.\n\n#salmon\n\nhttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/federal-appeal-over-discovery-island-aquaculture-ban-9.7068583",
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