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VIEWPOINT: This year's Adams River salmon run forecast to collapse - Vernon Morning Star (opens the original)
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Published 5:00 am Saturday, September 26, 2026 It is a mystery that has stumped even the experts. There has been a steady decline in the numbers of sockeye returning to spawn in the Fraser River drainage. This year’s original forecast for 7.7 million has recently been downgraded to 3 million and of that only one million are expected to be in the late run. This means the number of fish returning to the Adams River could be less than the 2022 return of just 345,000. Experts cannot agree on any one
VIEWPOINT: This year's Adams River salmon run forecast to collapse - Salmon Arm Observer (opens the original)
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Published 5:00 am Saturday, September 26, 2026 It is a mystery that has stumped even the experts. There has been a steady decline in the numbers of sockeye returning to spawn in the Fraser River drainage. This year’s original forecast for 7.7 million has recently been downgraded to 3 million and of that only one million are expected to be in the late run. This means the number of fish returning to the Adams River could be less than the 2022 return of just 345,000. Experts cannot agree on any one
The Harpoonist to launch upcoming season of Celebrate Shuswap dance parties - Salmon Arm Observer (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 pm Monday, September 14, 2026 Do you remember The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer, who thrilled blues lovers at Salmon Arm ROOTS&BLUES Festivals? Well, Shawn Hall has turned over a new leaf with his “nom-de-plume,” now the name of his new trio that includes Jake Chisholm on guitar and Roman Tomé on the drum kit. The Harpoonist is “new gritty, tough-assed swamp music” with edge and off-the-wall lyrics. Call it rugged blues meets psychedelia hip-hop with an electronic feel, with ten
VIEWPOINT: Salmon River farmers exploring options to cope with drought - Vernon Morning Star (opens the original)
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Published 5:00 am Saturday, September 5, 2026 As most governments in the world are doubling down on increasing use of fossil fuels, the destructive impacts from climate chaos are increasing exponentially as scientists have been predicting. Europe was ravaged with wildfires this summer and over 25,000 people died from the heat, while over a thousand have perished after a glacier collapsed in Tibet. There have been yet more wildfires here in North America and although the number of hectares burned
VIEWPOINT: Salmon River farmers exploring options to cope with drought - Salmon Arm Observer (opens the original)
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Published 5:00 am Saturday, September 5, 2026 As most governments in the world are doubling down on increasing use of fossil fuels, the destructive impacts from climate chaos are increasing exponentially as scientists have been predicting. Europe was ravaged with wildfires this summer and over 25,000 people died from the heat, while over a thousand have perished after a glacier collapsed in Tibet. There have been yet more wildfires here in North America and although the number of hectares burned
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