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Did You Know? North Coast

North Coast Marine Plan

Posted on June 12, 2014 by adminMaPP

The North Coast Marine Plan provides recommendations for increasing the local benefits from sustainable fishing activities, protecting Aboriginal fisheries, and increasing local skill development and capacity in fishery-related activities.

Posted in Did You Know?, Did You Know? North Coast

Scallops

Posted on March 24, 2014 by adminMaPP

Spat is the youngest stage of shellfish life, after larvae. Scallop spats measure about .4 to .6 millimetres.

Posted in Did You Know?, Did You Know? North Coast

Resident Killer Whales

Posted on December 16, 2013 by adminMaPP

There are roughly 250 northern resident killer whales, 300 transient killer whales and 2,000 humpbacks along the B.C. coast – and increased appearances by the second largest animal on the planet, the impressive fin whale.

Posted in Did You Know?, Did You Know? North Coast

First Nations Population

Posted on December 16, 2013 by adminMaPP

Prince Rupert has the highest First Nations population percentage of any municipality with a population of 5,000 or more in Canada.

Posted in Did You Know?, Did You Know? North Coast

Prince Rupert

Posted on December 16, 2013 by adminMaPP

Prince Rupert is an island community and Canada’s wettest city. It is located on Kaien Island and linked by a short bridge to the mainland.

Posted in Did You Know?, Did You Know? North Coast
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