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Northern lights inspire recovery in Telegraph Cove, B.C., year after devastating fire
The museum lost nearly all exhibits including a 20-metre fin whale; community donations have raised over $250,000 toward the $1 million rebuilding goal.
- In the early hours of Dec. 31, 2025, a fire destroyed much of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove, British Columbia, burning almost all exhibits including a prized 20-metre fin whale.
- Gordie Graham, resort owner and founder , developed Telegraph Cove, British Columbia, a village of about half a dozen residents that held historic items more than 100 years old.
- Staff and volunteers packed salvaged remains into a trailer and transported them to Salt Spring Island, where Cetacea Contracting used cutting, blackfly larvae, drying, and an industrial-sized dry-cleaning machine.
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Northern lights inspire recovery in Telegraph Cove, B.C., year after devastating fire
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·Winnipeg, Canada
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One year after Telegraph Cove fire new resort takes shape
Dec. 31, 2024 is a day Gordie Graham will never forget. “My wife Marilyn looked out the window and saw a pink glow and everything was on fire,” Graham told CHEK News. The Grahams were in the midst of selling the resort and were on the verge of retiring when the fire destroyed a large portion at the end of the pier. Watch below: Loading the player... Several buildings were razed by the fire including the pub and restaurant, whale watching busine…
·Victoria, Canada
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