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Fish habitat restored at unnaturally straight Saint John creek

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A Saint John creek in an industrial park had become unnaturally straight from sediment and contaminants. But after recent work from environmental group ACAP Saint John, the waterway is now more habitable to wildlife.

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Fish habitat restored at unnaturally straight Saint John creek

A Saint John creek in an industrial park had become unnaturally straight from sediment and contaminants. But after recent work from environmental group ACAP Saint John, the waterway is now more habitable to wildlife.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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