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As the Similkameen River runs ‘black,’ regional leaders plan future of watershed protection

Summary by The Hamilton Spectator
y̓ilmixʷm (Chief) kalʔlùpaɋʹn Keith Crow says the Similkameen River is being failed by those tasked to care for it, and more must be done to protect the waterway for future generations.

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As the Similkameen River runs ‘black,’ regional leaders plan future of watershed protection

y̓ilmixʷm (Chief) kalʔlùpaɋʹn Keith Crow says the Similkameen River is being failed by those tasked to care for it, and more must be done to protect the waterway for future generations.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Monday, December 1, 2025.
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