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Metro Vancouver adds land to Kanaka Creek Regional Park to protect salmon habitat

Metro Vancouver has expanded Kanaka Creek Regional Park with the purchase of two properties in Maple Ridge, adding 3.5 hectares of land to protect sensitive salmon habitat, with potential future trail connections. The two acquisitions, announced Monday, Aug. 10, cost a combined $4.3 million and were funded through Metro Vancouver’s funding pool for regional park […]

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