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Steveston’s connection to Mio
At one time, Steveston boasted the largest Japanese population in Canada. Many of the fishermen [READ MORE]
Fishermen’s Memorial Service
The National Day of Mourning approaching. It is a special time for us to reflect [READ MORE]
Members’ preview
All members of the Cannery are invited to our Members’ Preview on Thursday, April 30. [READ MORE]
Opening May 2nd
It’s only three weeks before the Cannery opens on May 2nd for the 2009 season. [READ MORE]
Cannery Store opens this week
The Cannery’s 2009 season doesn’t officially begin until our opening on Saturday, May 2nd. However, [READ MORE]
Bald Eagles
On a cold day two weeks ago, the Cannery had some unexpected visitors.
End of the Line
The second annual Projecting Change Film Festival is opening tomorrow evening with a preview of the [READ MORE]
Marine Mysteries
Marine Mysteries is a website developed by the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society and WWF-Canada. [READ MORE]
Where are the Salmon?
The Fraser Basin Council‘s latest State of the Fraser Basin Report indicates that several species [READ MORE]Tweets
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